Longines La Grande Classique

History
The Swiss luxury watch making brand Longines was founded by Auguste Agassiz in 1832, and is currently being regulated by the Swatch Group. Aged around 18 decades, its global reputation comes with the legendary winged hourglass logo. The aesthetics of the La Grande Classique de Longines collection blend originality with a dynamic ultra-slim designing approach enhancing the class personified beauty of this division. This collection includes both men’s and ladies’ time pieces, ensuring elegance and reliability for both the genders in a sophisticated manner.

Design
The La Grande Classique de Longines Presence L4.921.4.11.6 is a redefining touch of masculine royalty with an alluring finish. This royal men’s time piece dons a silver hued polished steel bezel, encapsulating a white lacquered polished dial beautifully painted with Roman black numerals as the hour indexes. The dial also houses a black company logo with black toned hour and minute hands and a silver seconds arm, adding to its executive masculine appeal. With a wide 38mm case size, the bezel is supported by an exquisitely crafted polished stainless steel bracelet, employing a deployment folding clasp buckle for secure fastening. It also offers great resistance against scratches and minute body damages due to a sapphire crystal finish glass coating over its case window.

Features
The La Grande Classique de Longines Presence L4.921.4.11.6 is equipped with an automatic self-winding movement, recharging on its own as a result of the natural motion of the wearer’s wrist. This watch is water resistant up to a depth of 30 metres, giving a promising sealed and leakage-proof environment to its core elements. An elegant date display window located at the 3 o’ clock position enhances the regular time functions of hours, minutes, and seconds, ensuring an advanced horologic experience for the wearer.