Frederique Fixed reinvigorates its Slimline Perpetual Calendar line with a restricted version designed by unbiased British watchmaker Peter Speake.
Restricted to 135 items, the Frederique Fixed Slimline Perpetual Calendar Manufacture incorporates a skeletonized FC-775 motion in a 42mm metal case.
The launch comes scorching on the heels of a collaboration with French DJ and musician Tristan Casara, who designed a pair of Highlife computerized watches that went on sale late final 12 months.
Mr. Speake’s enter resulted in a clock with a minimalist colour palette of white, matt anthracite grey and purple accents.
The FC-775 caliber motion, seen via an exhibition again, incorporates a conventional perlage and Côte de Genève end and incorporates a blue, logoed openwork rotor that exposes extra of the mechanism.
It controls central hour and minute fingers, moon part, date, day, month and intercalary year shows.
“This timepiece is an instance of Frederique Fixed’s dedication to Swiss-made luxurious watches at reasonably priced costs, with a robust deal with craftsmanship and innovation,” the corporate says.
The watch is waterproof to 100 ft and sells for £10,795 with a grey nylon strap.
