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Longines Watches – Swiss Wristwatches from the HydroConquest to the Master Collection

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You will find a wide selection of Longines watches with us, from entry level to the higher price ranges: HydroConquest dive watches, Conquest sports watches, La Grande Classique and Master Collection classics, men's and women's models. We are an official Longines dealer, every watch arrives with the manufacturer's warranty and home delivery, and if you later want to change the strap or have the water resistance checked, our own watch service will help with that too.

What kind of brand is Longines?

Longines is a Swiss watch brand founded in 1832: Auguste Agassiz started it in Saint-Imier, and it has been a member of the Swatch Group since 1983. The winged hourglass logo was registered in 1889 and is considered the oldest trademark still registered in unchanged form in the WIPO register. The brand has long been the official timekeeper of sporting events, especially equestrian sport, and among pilots it became known through the 1931 Lindbergh Hour Angle watch.

Which Longines collection should you choose?

  • HydroConquest – dive watches water-resistant to 300 meters, mostly men's models, also with a GMT version.
  • Conquest – sporty watches with 100 meters of water resistance, including many women's pieces.
  • La Grande Classique – slim, elegant quartz watches that slip under a shirt cuff.
  • Master Collection and Spirit – automatic classics and aviation-inspired models, including the Spirit Zulu Time.

Smaller, more distinctive lines also turn up in our range: DolceVita, Primaluna, Heritage and Legend Diver.

What determines the price of a Longines watch?

The brand's entry level is made up of the quartz Conquest and La Grande Classique models. An automatic HydroConquest sits above that, while the chronographs, the Spirit and the Legend Diver belong to the upper price range. Beyond the movement, the price is also influenced by the case material, the sapphire crystal, the metal bracelet or leather strap and the water resistance, so it is worth going through the details on the product page.

Men's or women's Longines?

Most of the range is men's watches, but there are plenty of women's and unisex models too, mainly in the Conquest, La Grande Classique, DolceVita and Primaluna lines. There is also a choice of movements: both automatic and quartz models are included. What we usually say is that if you want to wear it every day and go swimming with it, look among the 10 or 30 atm pieces.

How do you choose a Longines watch online?

Check the case diameter on the product page and compare it with the size of a watch you already own: 36–39 mm cases suit slimmer wrists, 41–43 mm cases suit stronger wrists. Check the water resistance and the movement type, then place your order, and we will send it to your door in its original packaging, with the warranty. If you get stuck, write to us and we will gladly help you decide.

What most people ask about Longines watches

Which country is the Longines watch made in?

Longines is a Swiss watch brand, headquartered in Saint-Imier, Switzerland. The brand has been part of the Swatch Group since 1983.

What determines the price of a Longines watch?

Mostly the movement and the materials: the quartz Conquest and La Grande Classique models form the brand's entry level, the automatic HydroConquest sits higher, and the chronographs, the Spirit and the Legend Diver belong to the upper range.

Does a Longines watch come with a warranty?

Yes. We are an official Longines dealer, so every watch comes with the genuine manufacturer's warranty, and our own watch service helps with later strap changes and water resistance checks.

Which is the most popular Longines collection?

On the sporty side, the HydroConquest dive watch and the Conquest are the most sought after, and on the elegant side the La Grande Classique. Those who want a mechanical classic usually start with the Master Collection or the Spirit.

Should I buy an automatic or a quartz Longines?

If you wear it daily and enjoy mechanics, an automatic is the right choice, because the movement of your wrist winds it. If you wear it less often, quartz is more convenient, as it will not stop while sitting in a drawer.

Can you swim with a Longines watch?

With 10 atm and 30 atm Longines watches you can swim without worry, but not with the 3 atm dress models. The exact water resistance is listed on every product page.