Longines La Grande Classique

History
Luxury Swiss watch making brand Longines was founded by Auguste Agassiz in 1832, currently being regulated by the Swatch Group. Aged around 18 decades, its reputation comes with its 183 year old ancient winged hourglass logo, the oldest hologram for any watch-making industry. La Grande Classique De Longines collection designs blends the brand into originality along with a dynamic ultra slim designing approach adding more to the class personified beauty of this division. The collection includes both men’s and ladies time pieces ensuring the elegance and reliability for both the genders in a sophisticated manner.

Design
The La Grande Classique De Longines L4.720.2.11.2 signifies aristocracy of masculine supremacy with a high end dazzling design. This superb men’s watch has a round 18k yellow gold plated steel bezel housing a white dial. With beautifully painted black Roman numerals as indexes, the dial also embodies a yellow gold company logo with black coloured hands along with a yellow gold plated seconds arm, adding more to its beautiful looks. With a sleek 33mm case size diameter and a 6mm case thickness, this time piece is distinctively crafted by an elegant black alligator leather strap with a buckle contributing to the wearer’s personality giving this magnificent time piece a multi-utility outlook.

Features
The La Grande Classique De Longines L4.720.2.11.2 is mechanically defined by battery operated Quartz movement. This durable time piece dons great scratch and frictional resistant qualities thanks to its Sapphire Crystal finish glass coating over the case window. This watch can also operate to a depth up to 30 meters when accidently immersed in water or any forms of contact giving the time piece a promising sealed leak proof environment to its core elements. Apart from the time piece displaying the regular time keeping functions of hours, minutes and seconds, the time piece additionally offers a date display window located at the 3 o’clock position of the dial.