The case is polished all around, which might actually make it look a bit smaller too (gloss and black tend to do that). More over, part of the thickness is thanks to the hunter case-back, a detail I particularly love. It is, but once again, the smoothness of the sides makes it look and feel less so. The mid-case, bezel, sapphire and case back all elegantly curve, creating very attractive fluid surfaces that belie the 40mm diameter. The design, as the name indicates, is classic in styling with thick, near straight lugs coming out of a rounded case. Apart from that, the design itself offers a very attractive option in the under $5k market, so let’s take a closer look.Ĭoming in at 40.5 x 47 x 12.77mm (to top of sapphire), the Classic Moonphase is a robust dress/formal watch that wears a bit smaller than expected. As such, it might just be the option for those turned off by the former’s size. The Classic Moonphase comes in at a more palatable 40.5mm, but wears even smaller due to various design details. While I found it still wore very well, the notion of a 42mm dress/formal watch with a very large dial is understandably a bit concerning. While the watch was a winner, one of the complaints a lot of people had about it was the 42mm diameter. The last time we reviewed an FC it was the spiritual cousin of this watch, the Slimline Moonphase, which used a similar movement, and achieved high points for style and finish. It also showed off an eye-catching flip-open case back, which gave it some unexpected panache. Coming in just below $4k, the watch offered a lot of value for an in-house movement, and an aesthetic that often costs an arm and a leg to obtain. Staying true to the brand’s philosophy of creating accessible luxury timepieces, the watch boasted a new in-house caliber (more of a variation, to be picky) and a decidedly Patek-y look for a relatively low price point. Storage of the start time of each session.When Frederique Constant released the Classic Moonphase a few months ago, it seemed to turn a lot of heads. Used by Google Tag Manager in order to control the loading of the Google Analytics Script Tag. Recognition of visitors for Google AdSense. Īssignment of interactions to each session. Recognition of visitors for Google Analytics.
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