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Frederique Constant updates the Classic Worldtimer Manufacture with a redesigned dial, case, and movement.
A limited, curated selection of FC's most iconic watches are now available in the Time+Tide Watch Discovery Studio.
TAG Heuer has Formula 1, Rolex has tennis, Omega has the Olympic Games, and now Frederique Constant has padel.
Pink dial watches have traditionally been dainty and blingy, but fortunately this is no longer the case. Here are some of the best.
As we edge closer to the end of 2025 there is no slowing down in the watch world, with new openings and releases.
Andrew & Niels Eggerding, CEO of Frederique Constant, tell the story of how the Onyx Moon came together.
Our project with Frederique Constant was the biggest release of the week (yes, we're biased), but there was also plenty of other heat sources.
There is only one way to launch a watch like our latest collaboration with FC and that is with one killer party.
Our first collab with Frederique Constant is finally here, Studio Underd0g acquires Horologium, and a $8.5 million watch heist rocks Canberra.
Our first collaborative watch with Frederique Constant introduces a string of exciting firsts from the brand (and for us, too!)
Complex calendars - annual, perpetual or otherwise - are expensive. But could they be the next battleground for innovation in watchmaking?
Fair warning: this is a pretty massive edition of Last Week in Watches, as there were so many new products released last week...
Tudor introduces a complication it's never featured before, Casio supports breast cancer research and Tissot reprises its Grendizer collab.
This exhibition is a unique opportunity to discover one of the most underrated sides of one of the most well-respected brands in the world.
The most affordable perpetual calendar on the market gets silver and blue dials in steel plus a baller yellow gold, onyx-dialled model.
The new Frederique Constant Classics Moneta Moonphase is a "set it and forget it" quartz moonphase watch with details worth remembering.
Often considered the pinnacle of watchmaking, these are some of the very best perpetual calendars you can find today.
Timeless and traditional, here's our guide to some of the best moonphase watches on the market.
Frederique Constant has a 40mm steel perpetual calendar watch with a radiant salmon dial and in-house movement under US$10K. How?
Perhaps the most popular style of watches today, these affordable integrated bracelet watches prove you don't need to remortgage to get one.
Tourbillons can be many things, but can they be affordable? These seven watches are proof that they can.
Tourbillons are associated with hefty price tags, but our list includes surprisingly affordable watches along with expectedly pricey ones.
Is this the best affordable perpetual calendar around? For under US$10k, we're struggling to find an alternative.
The decision has been made, the dollars have been saved. Time to buy a new watch. Only issue is, where to do it in Melbourne?
Love is in the air, with brands unveiling Valentine's Day limited editions this week.
This week's releases have reaffirmed how close the worlds of watches and racing are.
These minimalist watches have slim cases and unassuming dials, but are uncompromising when it comes to design, making the most of the least.
Looking for the bi-metal look, all under the benchmark of US$3,000?
Moonphases don't have to be reserved for the deepest of pockets - here are our five affordable favourites.
Trying to tell the difference between a porcelain and enamel dial can be tricky, but there are a few key differences you need to know.
Green is still very much in, and Frederique Constant is applying a particularly lovely shade of it to its Worldtimer.
Patek's first new watch collection in 25 years is the biggest watch news of the week, but we've also seen a particularly large number of…
Stone dials are all the rage, and Frederique Constant is also getting in on the action.
The new thinnest watch in the world, a strong return for Daniel Roth, chiming Bulgaris, a trio of Breitling perpetual calendars and more!
More than simple colour switch-ups, this week brought some complete redesigns from various brands.
Collabs were the name of the game this week, with Christopher Ward, Omega and Laurent Ferrier all joining the fun.
The watch machine never stops churning, turning out new releases even after the conclusion of Watches and Wonders.
After a couple of goes at higher-end complications, Frederique Constant take a stab at something more simple.
Frederique Constant has introduced updated versions of both their Classic Date Manufacture and Classic Moonphase Date Manufacture.
Hamilton's Dune watches stole the show this week, but there was plenty of heat elsewhere too.
Three T+T limited editions this week, plus a bevy of other cool releases from big brands.
The Frederique Constant Slimline Perpetual Calendar Manufacture enters its third (and most stylish) iteration in three years.
This Amsterdam-meets-Geneva collab demonstrates why you should pay attention to Frederique Constant.
It might be Christmas time, but this week has been dominated by Lunar New Year models.
From Gran Turismo collabs to early Valentine's Day releases, we bring you all the week's headlines.
What better way to celebrate a significant milestone for a young brand that a shiny new release?
Dubai Watch Week is currently underway, so for this edition of Last Week in Watches, we wanted to do something a little different.
Deep house and tourbillons mark Frederique Constant's DWW releases.
For this week’s selection, we have a healthy mix of incredible timepieces from the highest echelons of watchmaking, and more cheerful collaborations that give the…
Frederique Constant celebrates the 15th anniversary of their in-house tourbillon movement with a platinum watch that houses their first-ever entirely hand-decorated movement.
Independents and microbrands dominated this week, headlined by a new Studio Underd0g collection.
