Frederique Constant is known for his refined watches, many of which are already classics today. Clean lines and a classic look are also the trademarks of the watches from the Classics collection. These watches have always been regarded as reliable and durable timepieces. Each watch in this collection must meet the exacting standards of this range. Art Deco is a fashion style from the 1920s and 1930s. The name derives from the title of an exhibition in Paris in 1925. The look of the "Exposition des Arts Decoratifs" was luxurious and bombastic with rounded corners and curves based on geometric forms. In the production of Art Déco precision watches, the manufacturer Frederique Constant follows the same principles. The watches are made of the finest materials and convince with state-of-the-art technology. The assembly of these watch models requires extraordinary skill.

The Classics Art Déco range currently consists of ten models manufactured in a stylish design using the latest technologies. The Classics Art Déco range stands for elegance, perfect style and high quality at a reasonable price. The models are a tribute by the Geneva watchmakers to the composer Frederique Chopin, whose 200th birthday was celebrated in 2010. To honor the artist, a limited edition was produced this year. The watches of the Classics Art Déco series usually have a gold-plated stainless steel case with an oval cross-section. The watches are water resistant to 3 ATM and have a quartz movement. Except for one model, all watches have a silver-coloured dial with Roman numerals as a visual highlight. The watches have a diameter of 30 x 25 mm and a height of 6.8 mm. The dial is protected by scratch-resistant sapphire crystal.