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Frédérique Constant Slim Line Automatic Watch

Frédérique Constant Slim Line Automatic Watch

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The Slim Line from Frédérique Constant is, like its name implies, very slight of build. So much so that you’ll probably forget it’s even on your wrist Read More

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kcm13
27
Sep 7, 2018
Even though is 42mm but it looks a lot smaller on the wrist. I just wish it's a moonphase then I will be jumping all over it.
arehman
14
Sep 6, 2018
I bought this watch from a grey market retailer (certified watch) and had to send it back twice. What drew me in to the watch at first was the aesthetic, in house movement, and price, although I paid $1000. Both watches I received would not hold a charge for longer than a 3-4 hours after coming off my wrist. In both instances, the rotor would not move smoothly or freely reducing the charging capability. I took it to a watch store who sold FC (didn’t mention where I bought it) and he said it was odd. We actually compared it against the same watch with the moon phase complication and it was drastically slower. The shop owner said there may be a break in period but he definitely has not seen a rotor move that slowly. After that experience, I just can’t recommend purchasing an FC on the grey market or online.
lisiren
40
Sep 6, 2018
Not a slim at all lol
Dinglebells
101
Apr 24, 2018
According to Frederique Constant's website it should be 11.7mm thick: https://frederiqueconstant.com/watch-finder/manufacture/manufacture-slimline-fc-710s4s6/
Still a bit chunky to be called a Slim Line watch. But better. Price for the drop seems very good and it's an in-house movement. There's no pics here but it's a nicely decorated movement (always hate getting a display back to a plain ugly movement - looking at you Seiko).
All in all, it's a nice watch. If it was 38mm or even 40mm I'd be on board. But 42mm is just way too big for a dress watch for me. Shame.
NikoToscani
Apr 22, 2018
I'm pretty sure this specific model is under 10mm thick. 42mm is too big for a dress watch. Looks like you've got an appetizer plate strapped to your wrist.
FJR-Duben
725
Apr 22, 2018
This is a beauty. Like it or not, it is. Specially for those who love minimalist design. Great value. I’m in.
jkwva
32
Apr 21, 2018
Frédérique Constant watches are just not that nice for a premium watch. BTW “rose gold tone” stainless (essentially fake gold) is an absolute non-starter.
Justaway
133
Apr 25, 2018
jkwvaDat in house movement doe:
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JLNoir
157
Sep 6, 2018
jkwvaI don’t agree at all. FC actually is one of the best swiss watch company for the price. It’s a great price to performance ratio. Show me what Swiss watch company in there price range that’s doing a in-house movement. Most just throw in an ETA or sellita movement standard grade and call it a day.
FreakyFred
137
Apr 20, 2018
" Turn it around and you can see the movement in action" @Massdrop, great, now show us a photo for your description.
Also please double check that thickness value... 13mm is not even close to "Slim Line". It really should be less than 10mm thick, even at a 42mm diameter to such a description.
Justaway
133
Apr 25, 2018
FreakyFredIt's not slim cause it's not using a 2892 which they use on their other slimline watches (they go down to 9mm I believe). It is an in house movement though, which is actually unheard of for the price they are selling for.
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JoeFlorida54
1
Apr 20, 2018
Not sure if the 13mm is accurate, but I have one of their slim line autos with this same case and it's the slimmest wearing watch I have. The back is very soft and round and saucer like. The edges are quite thin. I have a large Swiss collection and the fc slim is by far the one which sits flattest on my wrist. I actually find it looks odd at first since it's so flat compared my my sport watches.
Justaway
133
Apr 25, 2018
JoeFlorida54It probably is 13mm cause it's using an in house movement. Their other slim watches are much slimmer but use the extremely slim 2892 sometimes with second hand removed to make it slimmer. An in house movement is an fairly prestigious feature in a Swiss watch.
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