Frederique Constant’s NFT watch collection sold out in 48 hours

Frederique Constant decided to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Classic Worldtimer Manufacture model not only with the release of two limited-edition models, but also with the presentation of NFT watches. On May 28, in collaboration with the Rarecubes agency, Frederique Constant presented the Time to Travel series of 888 NFT copies on the Web3 Exclusive platform. The entire Time to Travel collection was sold out in less than 48 hours.

The external dial of the watch shows 24 time zones of the world and 24 cities located in these zones, each of which is assigned a certain number of NFTs. These cities are classified according to the degree of rarity: the rarer the city, the higher the advantages of NFT. So, Geneva, where Frederique Constant was founded, became the most exclusive city, it was allocated 10 special NFTs. These are exact digital copies of each of the 10 Classics Worldtimer Manufacture variations released from 2012 to 2022 (one 2022 stainless steel version).

The lucky owner of the 2022 steel version will be able to receive a tangible watch as a gift. The city and the design of the watch were kept secret and were revealed only after the purchase of NFT. Interestingly, when working with virtual watches, the company lost its loyalty to the principle of affordable luxury: NFTs were sold for 0.123 ETH.

The Frederique Constant brand also presented a limited edition of 50 digital copies of the Classics Worldtimer Manufacture 10th Anniversary stainless steel watches, which will be presented to buyers of tangible watches during a special raffle. Acceptance of applications for participation ends on September 30, and the drawing itself will take place on October 4.

The owner of a “steel” NFT watch will be able to get a real watch.

Source: Mywatch.ru