Longines Longines PrimaLuna

The Longines PrimaLuna Collection was introduced as a tribute to the elegant, timeless beauty of the moon. Launched in 2009, the collection is aimed at women who seek a balance between elegance and understated luxury. Its name, "PrimaLuna," translates to "First Moon," evoking a sense of grace and romance associated with the lunar phases. Longines, with its heritage of over 180 years, designed the PrimaLuna to embody feminine sophistication while maintaining the brand’s high standards of precision and craftsmanship.

Features And Design

The PrimaLuna Collection is characterised by its refined and graceful design, featuring round cases that resemble the soft curves of the moon. Available in sizes ranging from 26mm to 34mm, the watches cater to different wrist sizes, offering options in stainless steel, steel and gold combinations, and even diamond-set bezels for an added touch of luxury. The dials typically come in silvered or mother-of-pearl finishes, often complemented by Roman numerals or diamond hour markers, which highlight the collection's focus on elegance. The blue hands, a signature of Longines, provide a striking contrast against the clean, minimalist dial while maintaining a sense of timelessness. The PrimaLuna’s elegant design is further enhanced by its slim profile and sophisticated curves.

Iterations And Movements

The PrimaLuna Collection offers both quartz and automatic versions, providing flexibility in terms of functionality. The quartz models, such as those powered by the Longines Calibre L129, offer reliable precision with minimal maintenance, ideal for those who prioritise convenience. On the other hand, the automatic versions feature the Calibre L592, an advanced mechanical movement that combines accuracy with traditional craftsmanship. The PrimaLuna Moonphase versions translate the name of the collection in the form of a moon phase complication at the sixth marker. Several iterations also come with various bracelet options, including polished steel and leather straps, allowing wearers to tailor the timepiece to their personal style.