Tag: frederique constant
Frederique Constant brings three looks to one world timer
Frederique Constant is more than a little excited about its new Highlife Worldtimer Manufacture, which it describes as "a future icon" thanks to the combination of its dial engraved with a representation of a globe and its FC-718 movement under the hood.
Citizen Watch America strengthens Luxury Brands Division with appointment of dedicated...
Joy Tarbox brings considerable experience from the luxury world, having worked in senior executive and commercial roles at Corum, Chanel, and Gucci Group Watches and Fine Jewelry.
Frederique Constant aces latest partnership with gaming venture
As Wimbledon takes off, Frederique Constant has entered the world of tennis e-sports.
Frederique Constant continues with its Austin Healey love affair
Three limited edition small seconds watches are added to a long line of tributes to the British motoring classic.
Frederique Constant embraces heart health with latest connected smartwatch
The technology allows the user to measure the heart rate directly from the wrist.
Frederique Constant offers Highlife to women
Frederique Constant has added an automatic for ladies to the Highlife collection of men’s watches launched last September.
Frederique Constant’s Highlife collection offers next-gen icon more than 20 years...
Their unique design first adorned people’s wrists in 1999 and now, the Swiss-based brand is keen to show off how the iconic timepiece is back.
Frederique Constant partners with retailers to offer $20,000 donation in educator...
Each retailer will have the opportunity to support their local community by awarding the teachers and schools of their choosing.
Frederique Constant makes technological breakthrough with Slimline Monolithic
It did so in presenting a silicon oscillator beating at an unprecedented pace of 288,000 vibrations per hour, or 40 Hz.
Frederique Constant returns to Classics
Frederique Constant may not have the history of a Breguet or the archive of a Breitling, but the brand does have references dating back to its creation in 1988, and is reviving some of them this year under the banner of Classics.
