text: Saint Michel 58, later 60 guns (designed and built by Étienne Salicon, launched 14 December 1686 at Le Havre) – grounded and lost 1 May 1704.
  Diamant 58, later 60 guns (designed and built by Hendryck Houwens, launched February 1687 at Dunkirk) – broken up 1724–25.
  François 52 guns (designed and built by Étienne Salicon, launched 20 December 1687 at Le Havre) – classed as 4th Rank with 40 guns in 1688, then raised to 52 guns in 1691 and reclassed as 3rd Rank; broken up 1736.
  Trident 50 guns (designed and built by Laurent Coulomb, launched 22 June 1688 at Toulon) – classed as 4th Rank with 44 guns in 1688, then raised to 54 guns in 1690 and reclassed as 3rd Rank; captured by the British in 1695, becoming HMS Trident.
  Maure 54 guns (designed and built by Blaise Pangalo, launched August 1688 at Toulon) – classed as 4th Rank with 44 guns in 1688, then raised to 54 guns in 1690 and reclassed as 3rd Rank; captured by the British in 1710, renamed HMS Moor.Fortuné class. Designed by Laurent Coulomb and built by him and his son François Coulomb.
  Fortuné 56, later 60 guns (launched 16 July 1689 at Toulon) – Burnt August 1707.