Longines The Longines Saint-Imier

History
The Longines Saint-Imier Collection was launched as a symbol of loyalty to the place of ancestry of the company. With the Saint-Imier Collection, Longines has re-established its chronological values: tradition, sophistication, and sport. Manufacturing watches for mankind since 1832, Longines is the only watch making company, which yet continues in Saint-Imier, the place where it was founded. Longines introduces us to a chain of extraordinary watches equipped with excellent technological features, which very well represents the watch making tradition of its home dominion through its Saint-Imier collection.
 
Design
Proficiently amalgamating spectacular looks and technological expertise, the Longines Saint-Imier, Model- L2.752.4.72.6 is housed in a 41 mm polished stainless steel case. Hosting a silver dial, with indexed hour markers and 3 chronographs, this timepiece is a collector’s delight. Luminous hands ensure visibility even in low light conditions. The case window is made up of scratch resistant sapphire crystal coated with a layer of anti reflective material, to prevent wear and tear.
An eye-catching bracelet, made of stainless steel, containing a push button foldover clasp, adds to the elegance of the timepiece.

Features
Complementing your attire for any occasion, this classic wrist-watch keeps you updated with the date and time accurately. Mechanism of this timepiece is provided by extremely accurate automatic chronograph movement. It carries a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour. The watch hosts a power reserve of 54 hours. Its functions include the basic display of hours, minutes, and seconds along with the date specified. Another special feature of this timepiece is its chronographs at 3, 6 and 9 o’ clock positions, consisting of 30 minutes, 12 hours, and seconds counter respectively. This model possesses the ability to resist water up to 30 m, which allows it to withstand light splashes of water and sudden drizzles.