An iconic watch from an era that allowed itself to be daring, it embodies a watchmaking style that is uninhibited and free. We’re not talking about complication or exclusivity here. On the contrary, we’re talking about lightness and impertinence. Not about essentials, but about accessories. Not tradition, but rebellion. It’s a zeitgeist and a vision of life and fashion that Frederique Constant revived with a flourish in the early 2000s.

The Manchette is now back in the collection under the name Classics Manchette. Above all, it is a bracelet that tells the time. Supple and loose, it is made up of seven links. Firmly fastened to the wrist to withstand the tumult of the dancefloor, it has an integrated, invisible folding clasp.