Longines La Grande Classique

History
The 183 years old luxury Swiss watch making brand Longines was founded by Auguste Agassiz in 1832, and is currently being regulated by the Swatch Group. Its global reputation comes with a legendary winged hourglass logo. The La Grande Classique de Longines collection appeals to the pickiest watch enthusiast with its graceful case and original designs, along with a dynamic ultra-slim frame that enhances the elegance of the personified beauty of each watch from this collection.

Design
The Longines les Grande Classique L4.209.1.91.7 incorporates a whisk of femininity with an appealing grace that describes the feminine aura. This watch comes with an exquisite gold plated steel bezel complementing a white polished dial, which houses the brand’s golden hourglass logo. Hourly intervals of time are beautifully painted with black Roman numerals. The dial of this glamourous time piece also possesses black toned hour and minute hands. Apart from a sleek 24mm wide perfectly round case that is made of stainless steel and sports an exquisite finish, this time piece also features a two toned gold and steel bracelet, which adds a royal touch to the wrist of the wearer. Scratches and frictional wear offs are also well prevented by its sapphire crystal glass finished case window.

Features
The Longines les Grandes Classiques L4.209.1.91.7 is perfectly equipped with quartz movement, functioning with all the precision and accuracy of the calibre L209. This time piece is water resistant up to a depth of 30 metres, giving sheer durability and sealed, water proof protection to its internal elements. While monitoring the regular time keeping functions of hours and minutes, the watch is an ideal partner for a never ending period of redefining and reassuring the promises of brand value made by the brand’s traditional watch-making principles.