IRRC, so far there has not been any viewing that was do not directly concern the person viewed. It's not about Faile but about Perrin (though obviously, it means something related to his connection to Faile). Whether it's fulfilled or not by this point is whether the Crown is a symbol of the Saldean royal line, thus representing the connection of Perrin to the Broken Crown via Faile, or if it's a symbol for Faile becoming Queen (but why Perrin had this viewing can't be that, it does not concern Perrin directly, it would rather refer to what it will mean for Perrin that his wife gains the Broken Crown). We'll know only with AMOL. If Faile becomes Queen early (but she's third in line at this point), it will have to be that. That's not the only possible meaning either: the Crown is currently on someone's head, and it could concern something arising from the meeting of Perrin and Tenobia during AMOL (such as her naming Perrin Marshall-General when Davram dies). If nothing specific happens in AMOL, we'll have to conclude it was rather about one or the other of the stages in the Faile-Perrin relationship (could be anything, from their initial meeting or the moment she slipped about the Broken Crown or their wedding - we'll never know for sure as the BC would merely have represented the Bashere).

In a few cases it's very hard to tell which of those early viewings have been fulfilled and which haven't been fulfilled. Only after the last book we will know. That Faile becomes Queen in the timeframe of the series is certainly a possibility, as Min got two other Crown viewings (Darlin, Elayne) that meant the person she viewed it for would be King/Queen. For Perrin, she didn't know the meaning or didn't share, and it would be unique for Min so far that'd she'd see a Crown for Perrin rather than in a viewing of Faile.

A similar ambiguous viewing from EOTW is for Lan, a baby and the broken towers. The debate is still open what it really meant. Personally, I believe it represents Lan's heritage, but the meaning of that is that his heritage, his oath taken by his parents at his birth (which he put aside) he would return to before the end of the series (so possibly this got fulfilled in KOD, or it represents Lan's current actions and his raising at last of the Golden Crane banner for TG. Others (who got confused about what Jordan meant by "it's about the future" are convinced the baby can't be Lan and it must be about his heir from Nynaeve and it means Malkier will return.