Longines La Grande Classique

History
Longines is a leading watchmaker, whose pioneering works are a reflection of their strong devotion to performance, classiness and convention. Setup in 1832, this Swiss brand has been instrumental in transforming the watchmaking landscape with its innovative and original creations. The La Grande Classique de Longines is one of the many well-known sub-collections by this Swiss watchmaker. Through this collection, it presents watches that are an epitome of exceptional grace and unmatched style. Each timepiece under this collection features the signature construction, an ultra-slim body with dials in fashionable designs, for an ageless appeal.

Design
The L4.209.1.11.8 model by Longines sports a minimalist design, but a stylish appearance that gives the wearer a touch of class and refinement. A completely PVD and rose gold finish timepiece, this remarkable Longines offering comes designed with a 24mm case that is 5mm thick. This strong and remarkable thin case securely ensconces a white dial, which comes decorated with fine stick hands and hour markings in Roman numerals. A solid bezel in the same gold finish protects the dial from accidental bumps with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal lens, adding to its long usage life by protecting it from scratches and stains.
The bracelet of this watch, with its resilient link design, mirrors the case construction and has a PVD polished appearance, with a hidden folding closure design to prevent accidental opening. To enable wearers to easily wind its hands, it is fitted with a simple push and pull crown.

Features
The watch offers a water-resistance capacity of approximately 30m, which means that it can withstand light water contact and unexpected situations like spills or splatters. It operates on a quartz movement and offers a stable, reliable and precision-driven time display at all times.