Description

A subtle combination of tradition and elegance, this Classics Premiere timepiece is housed in a delicate 38.50 mm-diameter case. Behind its silver dial lies a La Joux-Perret G100 automatic movement, which can be admired from behind its sapphire caseback.A return to the rootsSince its creation in 1988, the Frédérique Constant brand has pursued a simple objective: to create quality Swiss watches at an affordable price and democratize Swiss Made luxury watchmaking. To achieve this, it offers watches with pure lines and meticulous finishing, all powered by reliable, high-performance Swiss calibers. This year, the Geneva-based Manufacture goes back to the aesthetic roots of its flagship line and now offers a G100 caliber from the Manufacture de La Joux-Perret!Original and timeless aesthetic codesThe very essence of the “classic”? Never going out of fashion. Geneva’s fine watchmaking industry defined its canons over two centuries ago. They remain more relevant than ever in 2024, with barely altered, refined aesthetics, but the precision and reliability of the 21st century.The Classics Première line embodies this approach, combining tradition and modernity. It unfolds in a diameter of just 38.5 mm, timeless and suitable for all wrists.Worn on a calfskin leather strap accompanied by a discreet pin buckle, it displays a just and classic sobriety.This version features three central Breguet-style hands hovering over a two-part silvered dial, with a sunburst minute track punctuated by Arabic numerals, and an hour circle in Roman numerals. The central part is decorated with a fine guilloché pattern, giving it texture and depth. To mark the hours, 12 black applied hour-markers are deployed: a prestigious, timeless composition of unmistakable elegance. All protected by a domed sapphire crystal. A subtle combination of tradition and elegance!Mechanical side: a reliable, high-performance G100 caliberThis Classics Premiere Automatic embeds the self-winding FC-301 caliber, which simply hides La Joux-Perret’s G100 caliber. Beating at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, it offers a comfortable 68-hour power reserve, but above all a handsome finish. Visible through its transparent caseback, the timepiece exposes its mechanical intimacy and the finishes dear to the Geneva manufacture, such as Côtes de Genève, circular graining and blued screws, without limit.In brief:A classic watch with a superb finishA G100 Swiss automatic movement offering 68 hours of power reserveA sublime guilloché and sunray dial