Frederique Constant

Founded in 1988, Frederique Constant embodies a bold, entrepreneurial approach to contemporary Swiss watchmaking. Based in Plan-les-Ouates, Geneva, the Manufacture combines refined craftsmanship with accessible innovation, developing an impressive range of in-house movements and high complications. From the Tourbillon and Perpetual Calendar to the Flyback Chronograph and Monolithic, Frederique Constant continues to challenge conventions while preserving a distinctive spirit of contemporary classicism.

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Novelties, Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

The New Frederique Constant Classic Worldtimer Manufacture Makes the World More Accessible

In its ongoing crusade to bring watchmaking finesse to more and more wrists, the Geneva-based maison’s recently-released flagship Classic Worldtimer Manufacture has set a new, very high bar for the watchmaker’s inclusive largesse.

By Mike Espindle

Frederique Constant’s Very British Classic Car Connection

The eyes of most classic car fans will light up at the very mention of former roadster maker Austin-Healey. Fortunately, a new capsule collection from Frederique Constant revs the engine on the golden age of free-spirited, open-air motoring – vintage UK-style.

By Mike Espindle

Everyday Glamor: The Frederique Constant Classics Manchette is Easy to Love

Earlier this week, Frederique Constant presented a watch that wears like jewelry but isn’t a jewelry watch.

By Rhonda Riche

Green is Good: A Closer Look at The New Frederique Constant Classic Tourbillon Manufacture

Frederique Constant already produces one of the most accessible tourbillons for the money. Now, with this gorgeous, green, sunburst-finished dial, the brand is also making one of the best-looking ones.

By Rhonda Riche

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Novelties, Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

The New Frederique Constant Classic Worldtimer Manufacture Makes the World More Accessible

In its ongoing crusade to bring watchmaking finesse to more and more wrists, the Geneva-based maison’s recently-released flagship Classic Worldtimer Manufacture has set a new, very high bar for the watchmaker’s inclusive largesse.

By Mike Espindle

Frederique Constant’s Very British Classic Car Connection

The eyes of most classic car fans will light up at the very mention of former roadster maker Austin-Healey. Fortunately, a new capsule collection from Frederique Constant revs the engine on the golden age of free-spirited, open-air motoring – vintage UK-style.

By Mike Espindle

Everyday Glamor: The Frederique Constant Classics Manchette is Easy to Love

Earlier this week, Frederique Constant presented a watch that wears like jewelry but isn’t a jewelry watch.

By Rhonda Riche

Green is Good: A Closer Look at The New Frederique Constant Classic Tourbillon Manufacture

Frederique Constant already produces one of the most accessible tourbillons for the money. Now, with this gorgeous, green, sunburst-finished dial, the brand is also making one of the best-looking ones.

By Rhonda Riche

The Big Picture: Frederique Constant Colors in the Lines with New Highlife Ladies Automatics

Colorful (and sparkly) new releases from the Geneva-based brand look to the future by looking back at their spiritual ancestors.

By Rhonda Riche

Frederique Constant’s New Classics Moneta Moonphase is So Money

There is no denying the inherent sophistication of a moonphase indication, especially if included on men’s dress watches. And while the latest additions to the men’s Classics collection have a nice moonphase, the real draw of these pieces is all the unexpected details Frederique Constant’s artisans have included.

By Mike Espindle

Geneva Watch Days: Frederique Constant’s Latest Limited Editions and Classics Carrée Models

From malachite and aventurine dials to new classy and casual Classics Carrée Small Seconds models, Frederique Constant brings the glamor to Geneva Watch Days.

By Rhonda Riche

Lake Success: Frederique Constant Continues Its Collaboration with Riva Boats

The brand’s new limited edition Classics Runabout Automatic models recreate the romance of the chic Italian lake lifestyle.

By Rhonda Riche

Leading A Double (High)Life: Frederique Constant Updates Its Popular Chronograph

To honor the Silver Anniversary of its sporty Highlife Chronograph Automatic, the artisans at Frederique Constant channel both sober classicism and evocative colorways.

By Mike Espindle

Watches and Wonders: Frederique Constant Unveils Enticing Updates to Its Manufacture Collection

With six attractive dial colors, all-new in-house movements with a 72-hour power reserve, and a 5-year warranty, Frederique Constant’s releases from Geneva this week strike at the heart of the brand’s core collection.

Buddy System: Meet the New Frederique Constant & seconde/seconde/ Slimline Moonphase Date Manufacture

A new collaboration between the Geneva-based brand and French artist Romaric André sees both partners expanding their repertoires.

By Rhonda Riche

Behind the Scenes with the First Hand-Finished Frederique Constant Timepiece Ever

In fine watchmaking, there are some tales that not only captivate the imagination but also exemplify the essence of passion and dedication. And the story of Romain Valette and Roland Pel, two young watchmakers at Frederique Constant, unveils a chapter of horological history that left us utterly awestruck.

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