This is #7 out of 188 pieces - one of the earliest examples of the FC-930, Frederique Constant’s modern manufacture caliber and a direct descendant of the FC-910 that put FC on the map in 2004. Rose gold FC manufacture pieces are rare in general; this combination of precious metal case, in-house movement, and open-heart display doesn’t come up often. The watch is in good condition with honest signs of light wear on the case with no visible signs of polishing - case finish appears original and sharp. Running well, service history unknown. Comes on its original black croc-embossed strap with matching signed 18k rose gold buckle - the keeper shows some wear but the strap has life left in it. Sold watch only, no box or papers. The guilloché dial center is clean, the open-heart aperture is clear, and the display caseback shows the FC-930 movement in good order. The caseback engraving confirms: FC-930X4H9, 750/18K, No. 007/188. Selling because this one is not getting wrist time.