Dinner for the Thai Watch Lover Club in Bangkok, Thailand hosted by Frederique Constant

Macrorich Metro, the official distributor of Frederique Constant timepieces in Thailand hosted an exclusive dinner for the renowned Thai Watch Lover Club at The Residence by Grand Hyatt in Bangkok on Dec 1^st, 2011. On this special occasion, Frederique Constant and Macrorich.

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Metro jointly donated two limited edition Frederique Constant timepieces for a special auction, benefiting two charities. The proceeds of the Frederique Constant Heartbeat Manufacture Limited Edition benefits the Pediatric Cardiac Surgery Foundation, Thailand and the proceeds of the Frederique Constant Peking to Paris Limited Edition Chronograph went entirely to Channel 3 Thailand, providing relief to the victims of the recent floods in Bangkok and its outskirts.

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Feedback on the Frederique Constant Maxime Manufacture Automatic

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View Frederique Constant on TimeTV.com!

Now, you can discover the Maxime Manufacture Automatic, the Runabout Chrono-Automatic and the Love Heart Beat, presented by Frédérique Constant CEO Peter Stas on TimeTV.com.

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Positive comments on brand new Maxime Manufacture

From the forum on www.EquationOfTime.com:

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>> You know, initially I was going to say "boring!"... But then I got to thinking... Most current trends are to OVERSIZE, OVERSTUFF, OVERDESIGN! and this watch is the antithesis of those very concepts. I think part of my initial reaction was antipathy toward a maker with whom I am completely unfamiliar. This watch is classic, if a little monotone. The movement is beautiful. Yeah, I would not mind owning this. And I totally dig the radial numerals...!

>> I'll wind enthusiastically. I'd like to see a central seconds hand and perhaps a nibbled 5 & 7, but otherwise find little which requires complaint.

>>Awesome!!!! Love the Movement!!!!

>>No, not boring..... Especially that movement. Looks like a fairly unique balance regulation device there. The dial might have too many different textures, but I'd have to see it in person. I don't see the "old school Hamilton" thing, but it could be one of the VERY few radial numeral dials I could actually like!

 

>>Great back, great crown and a great dial, except for that date subdial. It's probably just me but I think it's really difficult to do the date radially like that. Whether the numerals go around the entire face or just a subdial, to me it's always looks jumbled. Date wheels, especially when matched to the dial, are a good thing.

>>Gorgeous design... I mean, really... that thing is a stunner.

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