Frederique Constant at Lexor Miami: 7 Watches, From Quartz Dress to Worldtimer
Frederique Constant at Lexor Miami: 7 Watches, From Quartz Dress to Worldtimer
A moonphase, a worldtimer, a GMT inspired by Riva boats, a hand-wound vintage dial and two easy quartz dress watches. Here is a guide to the Frederique Constant watches in our Miami selection, with real specs and honest notes on what the pages do not say.
Classic Worldtimer$6,195
Highlife Moonphase Date$5,595
Classics Runabout$2,695
Classics Premiere$2,595
Classics Moneta Handwinding$2,595
Classics Quartz Date (Steel)$1,095
Classics Quartz Date (Gold-Tone)$1,295See the full collection →
Short on Time?
Frederique Constant is a Geneva-based watch brand founded in 1988. Lexor Miami carries it as an authorized dealer. If you want one complication, pick the Classic Worldtimer or the Highlife Moonphase Date, though both are currently listed as sold out. For a dressy automatic, look at the Classics Premiere or the hand-wound Moneta. To start under $1,500, look at the two Quartz Date watches.
- Two watches are limited editions according to their pages: Runabout (888) and Moneta (999)
- Five are listed as in stock; two are currently sold out
- Every page lists a 2-year warranty
About Frederique Constant
Frederique Constant is a Geneva-based watch brand founded in 1988. Its range includes complications such as moonphases, world time and GMT. Two of the watches below, the Worldtimer and the Highlife Moonphase Date, use in-house manufacture calibers, according to their product pages.
We checked every spec against the Lexor Miami product pages. When something is not listed, such as a jewel count or a clasp, we leave it out instead of guessing.
Side by Side
| Watch | Price (USD) | Case | Movement | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Classic Worldtimer FC-719NN3H6B |
$6,195.00 | 40 mm | Automatic FC-719 | Sold out |
|
Highlife Moonphase Date FC-716RG3NH6 |
$5,595.00 | 39 mm | Automatic FC-716 | Sold out |
|
Classics Runabout FC-350RBR5B6 |
$2,695.00 | 42 mm | Automatic GMT FC-350 | In stock |
|
Classics Premiere FC-301S3B6 |
$2,595.00 | 38.5 mm | Automatic FC-301 | In stock |
|
Classics Moneta Handwinding FC-435BBL3S6 |
$2,595.00 | 38.5 mm | Manual FC-435 | In stock |
|
Classics Quartz Date (Steel) FC-220CR5B6 |
$1,095.00 | 40 mm | Swiss quartz FC-220 | In stock |
|
Classics Quartz Date (Gold-Tone) FC-220CR5B5 |
$1,295.00 | 40 mm | Swiss quartz FC-220 | In stock |
Prices and availability are as listed on the product pages when this article was written, and they can change.
Complications: Worldtime, Moon and GMT
Frederique Constant Classic Worldtimer
This is the one to read slowly. A rotating disc of 24 major cities and a two-tone 24-hour ring show the time around the world, all set with a single crown. The navy dial carries an embossed world map, so the continents are raised from the surface, and there is no date window to interrupt it.
Inside is the in-house Manufacture Caliber FC-719, developed in Geneva, with 26 jewels, 28,800 vph and a 72-hour power reserve. The page does not list the 24 cities on the disc, so we do not list them here.
- CasePolished steel · 40 mm · 12.53 mm
- DialNavy, embossed world map
- MovementManufacture FC-719 · 72 h
- BraceletFive-link steel, folding clasp
- CrystalSapphire · transparent caseback
- Water resistance50 m
Frederique Constant Highlife Moonphase Date
A moonphase and date at six o'clock on a champagne rosé sunray dial, in a compact 39 mm steel case. It comes with two ways to wear it: a blue Saffiano leather strap and an additional five-link steel bracelet, both on a one-click quick-change system.
The movement is the in-house Manufacture Caliber FC-716, with a 72-hour power reserve and a 28,800 vph beat. Lexor Miami's page says the watch "combines contemporary luxury with sophisticated Swiss watchmaking."
- CasePolished steel · 39 mm · 12.1 mm
- DialChampagne rosé sunray
- MovementManufacture FC-716 · 72 h
- StrapBlue Saffiano leather + steel bracelet
- CrystalSapphire · transparent caseback
- Water resistance100 m
Frederique Constant Classics Runabout
Inspired by 1920s Riva runabout boats, this is a GMT automatic with a brown dial that has vertical brushing with circular finishing. It adds a second time zone hand and a date at six o'clock, on a dark brown grained leather strap with tone-on-tone stitching.
The page states it is limited to 888 pieces worldwide, and that it ships in a presentation box with a miniature Riva boat replica. The FC-350 has 26 jewels and beats at 28,800 vph, with a 38-hour power reserve.
- CasePolished steel · 42 mm · 12.85 mm
- DialBrown, vertical brushing
- FunctionsGMT + date at 6
- StrapDark brown leather, folding buckle
- MovementFC-350 · 26 jewels · 38 h
- Water resistance50 m
Classics: Dressy Automatics
Frederique Constant Classics Premiere
A dressy automatic at 38.5 mm and only 10.67 mm thick. The silver-tone dial has a textured center, a sunray minute track with Arabic numerals, an outer ring of Roman hour numerals and gold-tone and red accents. The three hands include a hacking seconds.
The FC-301 movement stores about 68 hours of power reserve, and the exhibition caseback shows a Côtes de Genève finish. It sits on a black leather strap with a classic pin buckle.
- CasePolished steel · 38.5 mm · 10.67 mm
- DialSilver-tone, Roman + Arabic
- MovementAutomatic FC-301 · ~68 h
- StrapBlack leather, pin buckle
- CrystalSapphire · exhibition caseback
- Water resistance50 m
Frederique Constant Classics Moneta Handwinding
The vintage one. A black-to-salmon gradient dial with a grained finish, applied hour markers and a small seconds subdial at six o'clock, in a 38.5 mm polished steel case. It is hand-wound, so you are part of the rhythm every morning.
The page says the manual-winding movement was developed with La Joux-Perret, stores 63 hours, and that the watch is limited to 999 pieces worldwide. The strap is black alligator leather with tone-on-tone stitching.
- CasePolished steel · 38.5 mm
- DialBlack-to-salmon gradient, grained
- MovementManual FC-435 · 63 h
- FunctionsHours, minutes, small seconds
- StrapBlack alligator leather
- Water resistance50 m
Quartz: The Easy Entry
Frederique Constant Classics Quartz Date (Steel)
The most accessible way into the collection: a 40 mm polished steel dress watch with a cream sunray dial, a Clous de Paris-inspired center, Roman numerals and a date window at three o'clock. At 8.81 mm thick it is the slimmest watch in this list.
The curved sapphire crystal has an anti-reflective treatment, the strap is black cowhide with an embossed crocodile pattern, and the page lists a battery life of about 45 months.
- CasePolished steel · 40 mm · 8.81 mm
- DialCream sunray, Roman numerals
- MovementSwiss quartz FC-220
- StrapBlack embossed leather, pin buckle
- CrystalCurved sapphire, anti-reflective
- Water resistance50 m
Frederique Constant Classics Quartz Date (Gold-Tone)
Same cream sunray dial and Roman numerals as its steel sibling, but in a stainless steel case with a yellow gold-tone PVD finish. It also has a date at three o'clock and an anti-reflective sapphire crystal.
The strap is black embossed leather with a crocodile pattern and tone-on-tone stitching. It is the one to pick if you want the warmth of gold without the weight of a solid gold case.
- CaseSteel, yellow gold-tone PVD · 40 mm
- DialCream sunray, black Roman numerals
- MovementSwiss quartz FC-220
- StrapBlack embossed leather
- CrystalSapphire, anti-reflective
- Water resistance50 m
Which One Should You Choose?
- You travel or work across time zones: the Classic Worldtimer shows 24 time zones; the Runabout adds a second-time-zone GMT hand.
- You love a moonphase: the Highlife Moonphase Date, with a strap and a bracelet in the box.
- You want a dress watch with a mechanical heart: the Premiere (automatic, 38.5 mm) or the Moneta (hand-wound, 38.5 mm).
- You want something with a story and a numbered run: the Runabout (888 pieces) or the Moneta (999 pieces).
- You want a slim, affordable dress watch: the Quartz Date in steel or the gold-tone version.
Not sure? Send us your wrist size and what you wear most on WhatsApp, and we will point you to a good fit. You can also find Lexor Miami on the Frederique Constant dealer map.
Availability, Shipping and Returns
Availability: the Worldtimer and the Highlife Moonphase Date are currently listed as sold out; the other five are listed as in stock, with a "limited stock" note. Shipping: Lexor Miami ships within the 48 contiguous U.S. states, and its policy lists free shipping on individual products priced at $150 or more. Warranty and returns: the pages list a 2-year warranty, and returns within 30 days of delivery for unopened, unused items in original condition and packaging. Email info@lexormiami.com first for a Return Authorization. Policies can change, so check the product page before you buy.
Looking for more? Browse all Frederique Constant watches or our limited edition watches.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lexor Miami an authorized Frederique Constant dealer?
Yes. Lexor Miami is listed as an authorized dealer on its product pages.
Which Frederique Constant watch has a moonphase?
The Highlife Moonphase Date FC-716RG3NH6, which also shows the date at six o'clock. It is currently listed as sold out.
Which one shows world time?
The Classic Worldtimer FC-719NN3H6B, with a rotating disc of 24 major cities. It is currently listed as sold out.
Which watches are limited editions?
According to their pages, the Classics Runabout FC-350RBR5B6 is limited to 888 pieces and the Classics Moneta Handwinding FC-435BBL3S6 to 999 pieces. The others do not state a limit.
Which is the most affordable?
The Classics Quartz Date FC-220CR5B6 at $1,095.00, followed by the gold-tone FC-220CR5B5 at $1,295.00.
Which is the thinnest?
The Quartz Date FC-220CR5B6, at 8.81 mm thick. The Premiere is 10.67 mm.
Which has the longest power reserve?
The Worldtimer and the Highlife Moonphase Date, both with 72 hours. The Premiere stores about 68 hours, the Moneta 63 hours and the Runabout 38 hours.
Which are water resistant to 100 m?
Only the Highlife Moonphase Date. The others are listed at 50 m, which is fine for splashes and rain but not for swimming.
Can I see them in person?
Yes. Visit us at 2371 NW 20th St, Miami, Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 6 PM, and call ahead to confirm what is on hand.
At the End of the Day
There is no single best Frederique Constant, which is the fun part. There is a moonphase, a world map, a boat-inspired GMT, a hand-wound vintage dial and two quartz dress watches, from $1,095 to $6,195. Tell us how you want to wear it and we will help you narrow it down.
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2371 NW 20th St, Miami, FL 33142
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Written by the Lexor Miami team. A family business in Miami, Florida, for 20+ years, with 3,600+ Google reviews. Prices and availability can change; the product pages are the final reference.
