Longine Watches

Longine watches have made in St. Imier, Switzerland since 1832. This legendary watchmaker from Switzerland is the real deal. When Auguste Agasiz began making watches back in the early eighteen-hundreds the company used the old established method of people working at home assembling the watches. He was able to successfully establish trade to North America and all over the world while deploying this method. The Longine watch makers have experience as the official time keeper at world event championships, for many generations. They are members of the Swatch Group S.A., which is the leading manufacturer of watches in the world. Eleven-hundred people were employed by the Longine watch factory by the end of the first decade in 1900. Their watches were being distributed all around the world.

Longine Dolce Vita and PrimaLuna - 2 Gold and Diamond Watches Known for Their Elegance
The Longine Dolce Vita is made for elegance. It melds trim lines with glamorous style creating a fine Italian spirit. This leader in the realm of the designer wristwatch is delightfully inventive and astonishingly brilliant. Another bright star in the Longine firmament is the Longine PrimaLuna. This line is a trend setter in the realm of gold and diamond designer wristwatches. Its soft contours are illuminated in exquisite beauty. The array of diamonds is a graceful and magical display of sophisticated elegance.

Leaders in Designer Wristwatches
Longine watches have long led the designer wristwatch business in style with their men’s watches. Notwithstanding their reputation for design elegance, the Longine Company also knows the world of sport. Hydro Conquest is a fine example of the Longine Sport Collection. Sports enthusiasts find this watch to be profoundly sporty. This line of diving watches is dedicated to those enthusiasts of the open seas. They meet steep demands and strict requirements in an environment where discipline is demanded. Longines have displayed their supreme appreciation for speed with the Grande Vitesse from the Longines Sport Collection. Successfully combining material form with concept, this watch redefines the concept of speed.

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