Introducing Frederique Constant Highlife Moonphase Date And Classics Moneta Handwinding
Frederique Constant has unveiled two new watch models at Geneva Watch Days: the Highlife Moonphase Date and the Classics Moneta Handwinding. These additions highlight the brand's in-house manufacturing capabilities and mechanical movement development.
Why it matters
The release demonstrates the luxury watch industry's continued focus on integrating complex complications and proprietary mechanical movements into accessible collections.
A pair of watches debuting at Geneva Watch Days: a new moonphase for the Highlife and the first mechanical movement in the Classics Moneta.
At Geneva Watch Days this year, Frederique Constant introduces two new references that continue to build on the momentum the brand generated at Watches and Wonders. The Highlife Moonphase Date adds a moonphase complication to the Highlife collection; the Classics Moneta Handwinding is the first mechanical movement in a collection that launched in 2024 with a quartz movement and added a solar version earlier this year. Together, the two references display the range of what the manufacture builds in-house, from a complicated moonphase module to a hand-wound caliber developed exclusively for the brand.
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