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Elegance is an Attitude
Since its creation in 1832 in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, Longines has played a pioneering role in numerous technological breakthroughs while displaying its elegance around the world.
Always in the forefront of technological innovation, Longines launched its first wristwatch in 1905, the world’s thinnest electromagnetic watch in 1960 and the world’s first cybernetic, electronic quartz watch - the Longines Ultra-Quartz - in 1969.
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All Longines watch lines offer a unique combination of precision and elegance, as stated in the company’s advertising campaign, "Elegance is an attitude". |
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Longines BelleArti, eternal feminism by Longines 
Longines’ new BelleArti collection is a tribute in grace and elegance to eternal feminism. It pays homage to the extraordinarily productive period of the 1920s. Based on a historical model, this new collection reinterprets the Art Deco movement through aesthetically pleasing and contemporary timepieces. |
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 HydroConquest
The HydroConquest line is intended to become the preferred watch for divers and enthusiasts of the open sea. It includes models that are water-resistant to 300 m, equipped with a stainless steel case with screw-down case back and screw-in crown, as well as a unidirectional turning bezel, made either of eloxed aluminium, studded steel for improved grip or steel with embossed numbers. This line is available in both automatic and quartz versions. |
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Conquest
The Conquest series expresses the elegant dimension of performance. It is the result of considerable research into the aesthetic potential of the bezel. Here it is offered in either white or black glamour of ceramic, the smooth sobriety of polished steel, or with the bright dazzle of Top Wesselton VVS diamonds. All the models are water resistant to 300 m and fitted with a screw-down case back and screw-in crown. This line is available in both automatic and quartz versions.
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GrandeVitesse
The GrandeVitesse series stands out for automatically-wound chronograph movements offering an aerodynamic design, harmonious form and dial with "big12", evoking speed records and motor sports, especially Formula 1, that Longines has timed. Each model has tachymeter adapted to its intended use, with speeds of up to Mach 2. |
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Admiral
The Admiral series evokes the aesthetic and prestigious dimension of sport. It includes automatic mechanical watches and chronographs and an automatic watch with double time zone. The screw-in crown and screw-down case back assures they remain water-resistant to 100 m. The elegance of these models is clearly evident in the detailed workmanship and purity of line they offer.
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Sport Legends
The Sport Legends series pays homage to the legendary figures and exploits associated with Longines. It includes the Diver Legend, the re-issue of a 1960 diving watch revisited with the pioneering spirit of depth records. It is joined by the Longines Weems Second-Setting Watch, commemorating the invention of Captain Weems, and by the Lindbergh Hour Angle Watch, designed by the famous aviator in the wake of his exploit of 1927. |
