Longines The Longines Elegant

History
Longines Elegant series of collection is introduced with the addition of impeccable new models. The expert craftsmen have meticulously designed these authentic timepieces by incorporating dynamic ultra slim designing elements. In this art of watchmaking, the collection is specifically crafted to add more zinc to the watches. The elegant collection includes both men’s and ladies’ timepieces, thereby ensuring elegance and reliability for both the genders. With an aim to pay tribute to the pioneering spirit that has inspired the brand Longines ever since its inception, the Elegant collection has been launched with elegant design patterns that are simply amazing!

Design
The Longines Elegant L4.809.4.87.6 features an exquisite robust design, that adequately grasps the essence of masculne vigour and strength. The all steel body and 34.5mm round shaped bezel make for an impressive appearance of the watch. Complementing the bezel perfectly is the mother of pearl white finished dial. 13 Wesselton VS full-cut diamond stud indexes are used for the hour markers to add more to its exorbitant looks. Toned black, hour and minute hands along with a beautiful silver seconds arm point out at its brilliant suave looks. Stainless steel is used to make the case of this watch, providing excellent durability and unparalleled looks. The strap of this watch is made of silver polished steel bracelet with a triple folding buckle, which offers excellent comfort.

Features
The Longines Elegant L4.809.4.87.6 features an exclusive date window situated at the 3 o’clock position of the dial apart from monitoring the basic timekeeping elements of displaying hours, minutes and seconds. This watch is equipped with a fully automatic movement and a self winding mechanism. This unique timepiece offers a power reserve of 42 hours. The scratch resistant sapphire crystal used as the case window features anti glare coating on both sides. This timepiece is ideal for divers and swimmers as it is water resistant up to a depth of 30 metres.