
Located at the top of the dial, each dot represents 1 minute. Under the latter are the five openings that form the Yacht Timer Regatta Countdown’s central complication: the countdown.

At 12 o’clock, it sits precisely in the centre of a luminescent double index hour marker. The dial is embellished with broad hour and minute hands enhanced by a luminous treatment and complemented by an orange hand that accentuates the sporty look. Beating at a frequency of 28,800 vph, it has a power reserve of 48 hours and is guaranteed water-resistant to 10 ATM (100 metres). Within the case is the automatic FC-380 calibre.

To complement this elegant symphony of tones, this new version comes with a matching stainless-steel strap made up of alternating polished and satin finished links, fastened with a folding buckle. This age-old finish affords the light a regular pattern, where it can dance, stretch out and be reflected, like waves and swells, presenting an ever-changing appearance depending on the viewing angle. Inspired by the most stunning examples of traditional luxury watchmaking, this new dial features a guilloché decoration.

Housed in an elegant 42 mm polished stainless-steel case, the new Yacht Timer Regatta Countdown presents an anthracite grey dial, playing on the colour harmony. Its classically stylish new look is the epitome of luxury sports chic, designed for regattas and relaxed pontoon times alike. A fresh take on sailing in watchmakingįrederique Constant’s Yacht Timer Regatta Countdown offers a technical complication popular with fans of yachting and regattas: the countdown to the start of the race. It joined the Maison's collections as early as 1997 at the instigation of its co-founder Peter Stas, who is passionate about sailing and the open sea himself. Home Blog Frederique Constant unveils new Yacht Timer Regatta Countdown May 2020 Frederique Constant unveils new Yacht Timer Regatta CountdownĪ Frederique Constant signature timepiece, the Yacht Timer Regatta Countdown made its return to the watchmaking scene in 2019.
