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White Gold and Malachite Unite in Frederique Constants New Classic Moonphase Date Manufacture

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Frederique Constant is building on the success of the Classic Moonphase Date Manufacture with a new version in white gold. The limited edition of 36 pieces will be unveiled during the Geneva Watch Days 2024.

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The choice of case material underlines the exclusivity of the manufacture watch, as the Geneva-based luxury brand produces very few models in white gold. In addition, the malachite dial is a first for Frederique Constant. This soft natural stone, with its subtle green hue, provides the backdrop for the two complications that give the Classic Moonphase Date Manufacture its name: a moon-phase display with integrated pointer date.

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The ensemble of the moon phase display and the traditional pointer date appears at the 6 o'clock position. The silver-colored celestial body, which matches the case and dial, orbits across a gray-green starry sky. The hands and indexes have been redesigned to be slimmer. The railroad minute track further enhances the harmonious and elegant look.

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At the heart of the Classic Moonphase Date Manufacture is the FC-716 manufacture movement, visible through the transparent case-back of the 41 mm white gold case. The high-quality, finely finished automatic caliber beats at 4 Hz and has a 72-hour power reserve. The Classic Moonphase Date Manufacture is presented on a dark green crocodile leather strap with a folding clasp. Limited to 36 pieces, it will be available from September 2024 at a price of $29,995.

To learn more, visit Frederique Constant, here.

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