Frederique Constant 2026 Elements Collection
Frederique Constant has unveiled the 2026 edition of its annual Elements Collection, a limited-edition box set featuring three timepieces with unique mineral dials. Each watch is powered by an in-house complication and housed in a polished steel case, with the collection paying tribute to the brand's founding year, 1988, through its limited production of 88 sets.
- Limited to 88 box sets
- Features three in-house complications
- Each watch has a unique mineral dial
- Tribute to the brand's founding year, 1988
The Moonphase Date model features a black onyx dial and the FC-716 automatic movement with a 72-hour power reserve.
The Tourbillon model showcases a heliotrope dial and the FC-980-4 automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve and silicon escapement.
The Perpetual Calendar model is presented with a turquoise dial and the FC-776 automatic perpetual calendar movement, offering a 72-hour power reserve.
All three watches share Classic polished steel cases with onion-style crowns and convex AR sapphire crystals.
The dials are minimalist, allowing the natural texture of the stone to be the focal point, with applied, diamond-cut, hand-polished indices and dauphine hands.
The Moonphase Date case measures 40mm x 11.98mm, the Tourbillon case is 39mm x 11.14mm, and the Perpetual Calendar case is 40mm x 12.25mm.