Longines Hydro Conquest

History
Longines was formed in 1832 by Swiss luxury watch maker Auguste Agassiz. The founder believed in blending elements of sophistication, elegance, and luxurious radiance in designs that enhance the wearer’s aura. By using expensive finishing with materials such as gold, silver, and diamonds, the brand continues to flourish in the global watch-making industry, keeping up with its decades of reputation.
The HydroConquest collection symbolizes the zeal and discipline of athleticism, by fulfiling the needs and necessities of sportsmen and women with multi-functioning chronograph designs. Depending upon their caliber, watches from this collection feature both quartz and automatic movements.

Design
Brandishing a sporty look, the Longines HydroConquest L3.690.4.19.6 for men exquisitely flaunts a uni-directional rotating red bezel with an applied seconds mark finish. The stainless steel bezel and case enhance its durability, making the timepiece a perfect companion for any adventure sport. Its bezel is complemented by a silver dial painted with luminous Arabic numerals that mark the hour indexes. The outer rim of this dial is etched with black minute marks for precise time keeping. Along with the silver toned luminous hands and a screw down crown, this time keeper comes with a mono-tone steel bracelet held by an adjustable folding clasp that assures a firm grip.

Features
The Longines HydroConquest L3.690.4.19.6 features 3 sub-dials- a 12 hour sub-dial, a small seconds sub-dial, and a 1/10th of a second sub-dial, located at the 2, 6 and 10 o’ clock positions. It also possesses an additional date window located at the 4 o’ clock position. The timepiece features quartz movements powered with the Swiss made calibre 541. Thanks to its sapphire crystal coating used as the case window, the watch is well protected against any form of physical wear off. This time piece is ideal for under-water athletes, swimmers, or divers, as it provides huge water resistance up to a depth of 300 metres.