text: Superbe 70 guns (launched March 1690 at Toulon) – captured and wrecked in the Battle of Vigo Bay in October 1702
  Invincible 70 guns (launched April 1690 at Toulon) – condemned 1727 and broken up 1748Modified Superbe class, designed and built by François Coulomb snr.
  Heureux 68/70 guns (launched November 1690 at Toulon) – took part in the Battle of Málaga, captured by the English 1710
  Constant 68/70 guns (launched 28 November 1690 at Toulon) – deleted 1714
  Gaillard 64 guns (designed and built by Étienne Salicon, launched December 1690 at Le Havre) – burnt by the English in the Battle of La Hogue in June 1692Laurier class, designed and built by Pierre Masson
  Laurier 60 guns (launched December 1690 at Bayonne) – scuttled at Toulon in July 1707; refloated but broken up
  Sirène 60 guns (launched 14 January 1691 at Bayonne) – captured and wrecked in the Battle of Vigo Bay in October 1702
  Saint Esprit 76, later 74 guns (designed and built by Jean Guichard, launched early 1691 at Rochefort) – broken up after 1718
  Ecueil 66 guns (designed by Bernard Renau d'Élissagaray, built by René Levasseur, launched March 1691 at Dunkirk) – deleted 1709
  Juste 64 guns (designed and begun by Étienne Salicon, completed by Philippe Cochois, launched 20 December 1691 at Le Havre) – broken up 1719