Longines La Grande Classique

History
Aged around 18 decades, the Swiss luxury 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 that signifies excellence the world over. The La Grande Classique de Longines Presence collection offers designs that blend originality along with a dynamic ultra-slim designing approach, enhancing the class personified beauty of this division. The collection includes both men’s and ladies’ time pieces, ensuring elegance and reliability to both genders in a sophisticated manner.

Design
The La Grande Classique de Longines Presence L4.804.4.11.2, designed for women, is ideal for the modern female with its sheer feminine elegance, surpassing every limit of traditional and modern designing aspects. This ladies’ time piece is completely made of stainless steel with a strong case, making for a distinct sophisticated appearance suitable for the pickiest watch enthusiast. A 35mm case size with beautifully painted black Roman numerals on a dazzling polished and lacquered white dial sets this time piece apart. The dial also embraces black toned hour and minute hands. A black croc imitation letter strap secures the ensemble in place with the help of a buckle clasp, giving it a lovely finish. This durable time piece provides great scratch and friction resistant qualities thanks to a sapphire crystal finish glass coating over its case window.

Features
The La Grande Classique De Longines Presence L4.804.4.11.2 is mechanically defined by battery operated quartz movement. This watch can operate to a depth of up to 30 metres, allowing it to withstand accidental immersions in water or any other form of liquid contact by giving its core elements a promising isolated environment. While the time piece monitors the regular time keeping functions of hours and minutes, it additionally offers a date display window as well as a second’s sub-dial, both located at the 6 ‘o clock position, giving it an executive finish.