Frederique Constant Classic Worldtimer FC-719NN3H6B: A Navy World Map on Your Wrist
Frederique Constant Classic Worldtimer FC-719NN3H6B: A Navy World Map on Your Wrist
An in-house automatic with 24 time zones, an embossed world map dial and a 72-hour power reserve. Here is a closer look at one of the more interesting steel watches in our Frederique Constant selection.
Short on Time?
The Frederique Constant Classic Worldtimer FC-719NN3H6B is a Swiss Made automatic watch with a 40 mm polished stainless steel case, a navy blue dial with an embossed world map and a rotating disc of 24 major cities. It runs on the in-house Manufacture Caliber FC-719 with a 72-hour power reserve, and comes on a stainless steel bracelet with a folding clasp. Lexor Miami lists it at $6,195.00. The product page currently shows it as sold out, so message us to ask about availability.
- Worldtimer: 24 time zones, crown-operated
- Navy dial with embossed world map, no date window
- Caliber FC-719, 26 jewels, 28,800 vph, 72 hours
- Sapphire crystal, transparent caseback
What Is the Frederique Constant Classic Worldtimer?
A worldtimer is a watch that shows the time in many places at once. Frederique Constant is a Geneva-based watch brand founded in 1988, and the Classic Worldtimer is one of its best-known complications. This version, FC-719NN3H6B, is a steel watch with a navy dial, and Lexor Miami's page describes it as letting the wearer "track time across 24 time zones through an intuitive, crown-operated system."
The watch is Swiss Made, and its movement was developed in-house in Geneva. At $6,195.00, it sits well above the brand's entry models, and the movement is the reason.
From the product page
The Navy World Map Dial
The dial is navy blue with an embossed world map, which means the continents are raised from the surface instead of printed on it. Applied hour markers add depth. There is no date window, so nothing interrupts the map.
It is a dressy dial, but with a lot to look at. If you like watches where you can find new details after months of wearing them, this is a good example.
How the World Time Display Works
The page lists three elements that work together:
- A rotating disc of 24 major cities. Each city stands for one time zone.
- A two-tone 24-hour ring. It works as a day and night indicator, so you can tell at a glance whether it is day or night in each zone.
- A crown-operated system. You set the world time with the crown. Ask us for the exact steps or check the manual for your watch.
The result is a watch you can use for travel or for keeping track of family, clients or colleagues in other countries. The page does not list which 24 cities are on the disc, so we do not list them here.
Case, Crystal and Bracelet
The case is polished stainless steel, 40 mm across and 12.53 mm thick. An antireflective sapphire crystal covers the dial and the caseback is transparent, so you can see the movement. Water resistance is 50 m (5 ATM), which is fine for splashes and rain but not for swimming.
The bracelet is stainless steel with five links, brushed and polished finishes, a folding clasp with push-buttons and a quick-change system.
Manufacture Caliber FC-719
Inside is Frederique Constant's Manufacture Caliber FC-719, an automatic movement developed in-house in Geneva. It has 26 jewels, beats at 28,800 vibrations per hour and stores 72 hours of power reserve, which means it can rest for three days and still be running. Lexor Miami's page does not list a chronometer certification or an accuracy figure, so we do not quote one.
Size and How to Wear It
| Case diameter | 40 mm |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 12.53 mm |
A 40 mm case is a classic size, and the 12.53 mm thickness reflects the worldtimer mechanism. It suits a suit, a blazer or a crisp shirt, and the steel bracelet keeps it from feeling too formal on a weekend. To judge the fit, stop by the showroom or send us your wrist size on WhatsApp. You can also find Lexor Miami on the Frederique Constant dealer map.
Quick Specs
| Brand | Frederique Constant |
|---|---|
| Model | Classic Worldtimer |
| Reference | FC-719NN3H6B |
| Case | Polished stainless steel, 40 mm, 12.53 mm thick |
| Dial | Navy blue, embossed world map, applied hour markers, no date |
| Complication | Worldtimer, 24 time zones, crown-operated; rotating disc of 24 major cities; two-tone 24-hour ring |
| Movement | Manufacture Caliber FC-719, automatic, developed in-house in Geneva |
| Jewels / frequency | 26 jewels · 28,800 vph |
| Power reserve | 72 hours |
| Crystal | Sapphire, antireflective |
| Caseback | Transparent |
| Bracelet | Stainless steel, five links, folding clasp with push-buttons, quick-change |
| Water resistance | 50 m / 5 ATM |
| Made in | Switzerland |
| Price | $6,195.00 USD (currently listed as sold out) |
Availability, Shipping and Returns
Availability: the product page currently shows this watch as sold out. If you want it, message us on WhatsApp at +1 (786) 515-7669, call +1 (305) 633-0950 or visit the showroom, and we will tell you whether we can get it. 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 page lists a 2-year warranty and 30 days from delivery for returns of unopened, unused items in original condition and packaging. Email info@lexormiami.com first for a Return Authorization.
Looking for something similar? Browse all Frederique Constant watches or our limited edition watches.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a worldtimer?
A watch that shows the time in several time zones. This one covers 24 time zones with a rotating disc of 24 major cities.
Is the Classic Worldtimer automatic?
Yes. It uses Manufacture Caliber FC-719, an automatic movement with a 72-hour power reserve.
How big is it?
The case is 40 mm in diameter and 12.53 mm thick.
Does it have a date?
No. The dial is date-free, so the world map stays clean.
What is the dial color?
Navy blue with an embossed world map.
How water resistant is it?
50 m (5 ATM).
Can I see the movement?
Yes. The caseback is transparent.
Is it a limited edition?
The product specifications do not describe it as limited.
Is it in stock?
The product page currently shows it as sold out. Message or call us to ask about availability.
Is Lexor Miami an authorized Frederique Constant dealer?
Yes. Lexor Miami is listed as an authorized dealer on its product page.
At the End of the Day
The Classic Worldtimer is a watch to look at for a long time: a navy world map, 24 time zones and an in-house automatic movement with a 72-hour reserve. At $6,195.00 it is a serious piece. It is currently listed as sold out, so if it interests you, ask us about availability.
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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 page is the final reference.
