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L2.629.4.78.3

2'900.00 CHF

Master Collection

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As a traditional watchmaking company, Longines has been producing exceptional timepieces since the very beginning. The Longines Master Collection is the perfect contemporary illustration of this concept, as demonstrated by the success of this range since its launch in 2005. From the start, this collection has enjoyed an undeniable level of success propelling its status as the iconic representation of Longines watchmaking expertise.

Over the years, The Longines Master Collection has been enhanced by new features, but has never lost sight of the timeless classical elegance that is emblematic of the brand, and that contributes to its global success.

Specifications

Waterproofness:

Splashing water / washing hands (30m)

Diameter:

40.0mm

Complication:

Chronograph
Date

Material:

Steel

Power Reserve:

72 hours

Movement:

Automatic

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With many years of experience as a timekeeper for world championships in sport or as a partner of international sports federations, Longines – famous for the elegance of its timepieces

The technical research carried out at Longines was rewarded by various prizes which gradually gave the company its reputation of winning the most awards in international and world exhibitions until the 1929 exhibition in Barcelona, by which time Longines had won no fewer than 10 Grand Prix.

Marco Odermatt

Marco Odermatt has made his mark in the Longines family since 2018 as one of the best skiers of his generation. Shortly after his first competition at the age of 4, the young athlete from the canton of Nidwalden joined the Ski Club Hergiswil, where he brought his talent to fruition.

Today, Longines is the oldest trademark or logo still in use in its original form registered with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).