With its long and distinguished traditions, Longines has from the start built its worldwide reputation on timepieces notable as much for their intrinsic quality as for the style and timing of their launch. The Longines Heritage Collection is a perfect example of this skill. On the basis of the success of this collection. Longines has now added a number of new models, that have already caused a sensation on the market. These new designs are reaching world markets precisely as consumers signal their clear preference for products that not only offer genuine value but unmistakable character as well.
Reference:?L2.797.4.53.0
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The collection of Grand Prix de Monaco Historique watches is composed of three precision instruments intended to support drivers. This complete high-performance range is composed of three models: the Chrono, the Automatic and the Power control, all dedicated to the most prestigious of the classic Grand Prix races. Together, they embody Chopard?s passion for racing as well as its demanding horological standards.
Reference 168570-3001 has a titanium case and a stainless steel case back and bezel. It is powered by a ETA Valgranges chronograph movement and fitted with a racing-style leather strap. Both dial and strap feature bold yellow accents
Read more Reference 168570-3001 has a titanium case and a stainless steel case back and bezel. It is powered by a ETA Valgranges chronograph movement and fitted with a racing-style leather strap. Both dial and strap feature bold yellow accents
Longines Conquest Classic is the quintessential expression of the brand?s sporting elegance. Special attention went into the aesthetics of the bezel, the cabochon crown and the links. The Longines Conquest Classic includes technical features that meet the requirements of the most demanding sportsmen and women. Both sober and sophisticated, these models are guaranteed to catch the eye at the most fashionable soir챕es as well as in the stands of prestigious horse races.
Ref. L2.285.4.56.6 has a stainless steel case and matching bracelet. This watch features a black dial.
Read more Ref. L2.285.4.56.6 has a stainless steel case and matching bracelet. This watch features a black dial.
The Calibre de Cartier Diver was introduced in late 2013, with the first watches being commercially available in 2014. With the Diver, the Calibre de Cartier design is paired elegantly with ISO-compliant divers specifications.
Reference W7100054 has a stainless steel case and a pink gold bezel with ADLC-coated inlay, and it is fitted with a matching bracelet. The dial is black.
Read more Reference W7100054 has a stainless steel case and a pink gold bezel with ADLC-coated inlay, and it is fitted with a matching bracelet. The dial is black.
The El Primero Syniosis has a 40mm case housing the El Primero 4613 movement. Rather unusual for an El Primero movement, it does not feature a chronograph complication; rather it displays nothing but the hours, minutes and (small) seconds.
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The dazzling models in the "Pavonina" collection are as impressive and seductive as the contemporary, confident women for whom they were created. This collection was first launched in 2013 with the caliber 03-01 (quartz) powered models with date in stainless steel, bi-color and red gold. 2014 saw the introduction of the white gold, diamond-set model. In 2015 the models with 4 Arabic numerals and no-date caliber 03-02 were added to the collection.
Pavonina ? from the Latin for peacock, pavoninus, evokes luminous bursts of colour and glittering beauty. The new models in the Pavonina collection from German watchmaker Glashutte Original are filled with light and rare beauty, mirroring the faceted diversity of women today.
The design spectrum ranges from simple elegance to extraordinary opulence. In homage to the female gender, the collection is diverse and lively, full of strength and femininity at once.
The eye-catching form of the Pavonina collection case dates back to the 1920s, when the distinctive ?cushion? shape was widely used with wristwatches, which had become very fashionable.
Glashutte Original?s designers reworked the form slightly, adapting it to suit the contemporary woman and integrating flexible lugs in the case. The Saxon watchmaker has applied for a patent for this solution, which allows a perfectly snug fit between the watch and the wrist of the woman wearing it.
Rich in fascinating detail, the dials are crafted in an elaborate, sophisticated process by the company?s own dial manufactory. From minimalist elegance to delicate, shimmering mother of pearl and glamorous motifs set out in diamonds, they reflect the brilliant, facetted diversity of women.
Read more Pavonina ? from the Latin for peacock, pavoninus, evokes luminous bursts of colour and glittering beauty. The new models in the Pavonina collection from German watchmaker Glashutte Original are filled with light and rare beauty, mirroring the faceted diversity of women today.
The design spectrum ranges from simple elegance to extraordinary opulence. In homage to the female gender, the collection is diverse and lively, full of strength and femininity at once.
The eye-catching form of the Pavonina collection case dates back to the 1920s, when the distinctive ?cushion? shape was widely used with wristwatches, which had become very fashionable.
Glashutte Original?s designers reworked the form slightly, adapting it to suit the contemporary woman and integrating flexible lugs in the case. The Saxon watchmaker has applied for a patent for this solution, which allows a perfectly snug fit between the watch and the wrist of the woman wearing it.
Rich in fascinating detail, the dials are crafted in an elaborate, sophisticated process by the company?s own dial manufactory. From minimalist elegance to delicate, shimmering mother of pearl and glamorous motifs set out in diamonds, they reflect the brilliant, facetted diversity of women.
Ever ready for takeoff, the Navitimer World travel watch is distinguished by its extremely practical and easily readable dual timezone system. A red-tipped additional central hand displays the time in another part of the globe on a 24-hour scale ? thus indicating whether it is day or night in the relevant location. The selfwinding chronograph movement is protected by a large case available in steel. The caseback is engraved with the timezones of the world?s major cities.
REF. A2432212.B726.443A
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