READY TO CONQUER

With a new refined design, the Longines Conquest is more attractive than ever

Darren Ho

The Conquest collection by Longines has a long history, just under 70 years, but its story began earlier in 1947. At the time, it was supplying timekeepers for explorers on the Expeditions Polaires Françaises. These were based on its sports watches and had a modified screw-down caseback for improved water resistance. Seven years later, the Longines Conquest was introduced to the public. It had the same screw-down waterproof case with refined lugs, a slim bezel, and automatic movement. Now, on the eve of its 70th anniversary, Longines has further improved the Conquest with an updated design that’s contemporary, stylish, and sporty. The New Longines Conquest Automatic The new time-and-date models come in two sizes, 34mm and 41mm, with subtle but significant changes. The case has a softer look with fewer angles and more…

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