Longines Conquest V.H.P. Chronograph Stainless Steel Blue Dial Perpetual Calendar Date Quartz Mens Watch Model# L3.727.4.96.6 / L37274966
Longines's Conquest V.H.P. which stands for Very High Precision, combines high technicality, innovation, and modern aesthetic to reach new heights in quartz-based watchmaking. This Conquest V.H.P. Chronograph features a 44 mm stainless steel case that holds a sunray blue dial layered with concentric circular graining under a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with a polished fixed bezel, protected smart crown, and pushers. It has gunmetal gray and luminescent obelisk hands, indices, and an Arabic numeral at the 12 o'clock position as hour markers. A bordered and beveled date window is situated between the 4 and 5 o'clock positions, and the smart crown at the 3 o'clock position, wherein controls for time-setting can be minimally operated minute by minute or hour by hour. It is also equipped with a perpetual calendar that no longer requires correcting the date. Three subdials with gunmetal gray rings feature 60-second, 30-minute, and 12-hour counters. It is fitted with a stainless steel bracelet and secured by a triple safety folding clasp with push-piece opening mechanism. This watch has a solid caseback engraved with Longines' old winged hourglass logo with the Ernest Francillon & Compagnie signature (EFCo). Encased within is the caliber L289, an extremely precise Swiss quartz chronograph movement capable of automatically resetting/correcting the hands in case of shock or exposure to a magnetic field and is water-resistant up to 50 meters/165 feet.
Like all of our watches, this Longines Conquest V.H.P. Chronograph Stainless Steel Blue Dial Perpetual Calendar Date Quartz Mens Watch is brand new and comes in its original packaging.
Since 1832, this Switzerland-based company has crafted fine watches with a dedication to elegance and performance. Starting in 1867, Longines recorded the serial number of every watch they’ve created and are now able to authenticate and track the history of their timepieces. Longines has such a rich history that a museum in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, exists today that showcases their story in the watchmaking world.
