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The calibre FC-700 is an automatic movement from Frederique Constant.
Calibre FC-700 is Frederique Constant's second in-house manufacture movement after the original FC-910. Called by the company the "Maxime Manufacture Automatic", the FC-700 was introduced in 2009 and lacks the company's trademark open heart design. A second-generation model, FC-710, adds central seconds and was introduced in 2012.
Unlike the open tourbillon in the original Frederique Constant movement, the FC-700 is a simple and classic movement. Running at 28,800 A/h, the 26 jewel movement has just central sweep hour and minute hands and a date subdial at 6:00.
The same movement is used by sister company Alpina as their AL-950.
FC-705
The FC-705 is a very similar movement with a moon phase indicator in the 12:00 subdial along with the date hand.
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