Longines La Grande Classique

History
Auguste Agassiz formed the luxury watch-making brand Longines in 1832, which is currently being regulated by the Swatch Group in Switzerland. With a pioneering inspiration, its global reputation comes with the legendary winged hourglass logo. The La Grande Classique de Longines collection offers watches that blend originality along with a dynamic ultra-slim designing approach, adding to the classy personified beauty of this brand. Including both men’s and ladies’ time pieces, this line ensures the elegance and reliability of Swiss watchmaking to both genders in a sophisticated manner.

Design
The La Grande Classique de Longines L4.709.4.87.2 signifies the aristocracy of masculine supremacy with a high end dazzling design. This enticing executive men’s watch has a round silver hued steel bezel that sits atop a mother of pearl lacquered polished dial. Studded brilliantly with a set of twelve 0.81 carat diamonds that act as the hour mark indexes, this dial sports an aura of glamour. It also embodies a silver brand logo with silver toned hour and minute hands setting the time piece apart in terms of its suave appearance. This time piece dons great scratch and friction resistant qualities thanks to a sapphire crystal finish glass coating over its case window. With a 33mm case diameter, the remarkable dial is complemented with a black alligator leather strap as well as a pin-buckle, contributing to a multi-occasion outlook.

Features
The La Grande Classique de Longines L4.709.4.87.2 is defined by an immaculate quartz movement, with the calibre 420 ensuring long-enduring reliability. It can also operate to a depth up to 30 metres when accidently immersed in water or any other form of liquid contact, giving its core elements a promising sealed leak proof environment. Apart from displaying the regular time keeping functions of hours and minutes, the time piece offers a promising service life and sustained durability, asserting the brand value of the brand’s traditional watch-making