How to wind a FREDERIQUE CONSTANT watch?

About Frederique Constant

Frederique Constant is derived from two names, Frederique Schreiner (1881-1969) and Constant Stas, (1880-1967). The current general manager, Peter Stas, is the fourth generation descendant of Mr. Constant Stas.

In 1992, Frederique Constant officially embarked on an adventurous journey in the watch industry, launching the first series of watches designed by himself, assembled by Geneva watchmakers and equipped with Swiss mechanical movements. Frederique Constant participates in the manufacturing stages of each watch, including design, assembly and final quality control. All watches with its own movement are designed and developed by Frederique Constant, and independent designers will be invited to participate in individual series of watches. table design.

Frederique Constant's design process is mainly based on the designer's component-by-component and layer-by-layer construction model, supplemented by computer-aided design.

Watchmakers are a watch manufacturer's most important asset, as each watch is assembled by hand. The watch schools in Geneva and La Chaux-de-Fonds have trained many watchmaking talents for Frederique Constant. Many complex decorations of Frederique Constant watches, such as circular Côtes de Genève and fish scale patterns, are also carved by hand.

Watch winder settings for Frederique Constant

Definitions:

• «CW» - Clockwise winding direction;
• «CCW» - Counterclockwise winding direction;
• «Both» - Combined mode (Clockwise + Counterclockwise);
• «–» - Undefined;

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