Longines
Elegance is an Attitude
About Longines
Longines has nearly two centuries of continuous watchmaking — founded in Saint-Imier in 1832, it's one of the oldest registered watch brands in existence. Before the quartz crisis repositioned it as an accessible brand, Longines was a genuine competitor to Omega and Rolex, winning precision awards and timing the Olympics. The brand's archives are a treasure trove: the Lindbergh Hour Angle watch (designed with Charles Lindbergh), the Legend Diver, and military chronographs. Today under Swatch Group, Longines offers remarkable value — column-wheel chronographs, silicon balance springs, and heritage-inspired designs at prices that undercut competitors by 40-60%. A thinking collector's entry point.
Charles Lindbergh designed the Hour Angle watch with Longines (1931). Timed five Olympic Games. Wing-and-hourglass logo is the oldest registered watchmaker trademark.
Notable Longines references
Spirit Flyback Chrono
L3.860.4.93.2
$4KMaster Collection Triple Date Chrono
L2.673.4.78.3
$4KMaster Collection Moon Phase 40mm
L2.793.4.09.2
$3KMaster Collection Chrono 40mm
L2.759.4.72.6
$3KMaster Collection Chronograph
L2.673.4.78.6
$3KSpirit Chronograph
L3.811.4.03.2
$3KAll Longines references
Every reference WristWorth tracks for Longines, grouped by model.
Spirit Flyback Chrono
1 refMaster Collection Triple Date Chrono
1 refMaster Collection Moon Phase 40mm
1 refMaster Collection Chrono 40mm
1 refMaster Collection Chronograph
1 refSpirit Chronograph
1 refMaster Collection Moonphase
1 refMaster Collection Moonphase Black
1 refSpirit Zulu Time 42mm
1 ref
Spirit GMT Zulu Time Black
1 refSpirit Zulu Time GMT
1 refSpirit Zulu Time Green
1 refHeritage Classic 38.5mm
1 refHydroConquest GMT 41mm
1 ref
Master Collection 40mm
1 ref
Spirit 40mm
1 refConquest Classic Moonphase 42mm
1 refSpirit 40mm Blue
1 refSpirit 40mm Silver
1 refHydroConquest GMT
1 refConquest Heritage 40mm
1 refDolceVita
1 refRecord Collection 40mm
1 refHeritage Classic Sector
1 refHeritage Sector Dial
1 refMaster Collection 38.5mm
1 refRecord Automatic 40mm
1 refRecord Automatic Silver
1 refFlagship Heritage 40mm Silver
1 refHydroConquest 43mm Blue Rubber
1 refHydroConquest 43mm
1 refElegant Collection 37mm
1 refHydroConquest 41mm Black
1 refHydroConquest 41mm Blue
1 refHydroConquest 43mm (Green)
1 refHydroConquest 41mm (Green)
1 refRecord 30mm
1 refElegant Collection 29mm
1 refConquest VHP GMT
1 refConquest Automatic Black
1 refConquest Classic 40mm
1 refElegant Collection 25.5mm
1 refPresence 30mm
1 refDolceVita 23.3mm
1 refDolceVita Ladies
1 refLa Grande Classique 36mm
1 refConquest Classic Ladies 30mm
1 refLa Grande Classique Quartz 29mm
1 refHydroConquest GMT
1 ref
Master Collection 40mm
1 ref
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Frequently asked
How many Longines references are in the WristWorth Vault?
The Vault catalogues 54 Longines references across 51 model lines, each with full specifications and a value estimate where market data exists.
What price range do Longines watches cover?
Catalogued Longines references span roughly $800 to $3,850, based on current market estimates and retail prices.
Where and when was Longines founded?
Longines was founded in 1832 and is based in Switzerland.
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