Longines

Founded in 1832 in Saint-Imier, Longines is a Swiss watchmaking house renowned for its elegance and its commitment to sports timing. Its emblematic Legend diver, reissue of a diving watch from the 1960s, and the Master Collection, which highlights its watchmaking complications, illustrate its expertise. Longines also played a key role in aviation with the Lindbergh Hour Angle, developed for Charles Lindbergh after his crossing of the Atlantic. With an identity mixing tradition and modernity, Longines is an essential reference for lovers of refined watches.