Longines watch Twenty-Four Hours 47.50mm black automatic steel L2.751.4.53.4

Today, Longines combines the original aesthetics of its most significant historical models with the most modern watchmaking technologies. Heritage models are a tribute to the pioneering spirit that has animated Longines watchmakers from the very beginning. The brand has accompanied numerous pioneers in their celestial, terrestrial and underwater adventures. The essence of Longines timepieces is precisely in this savoir-faire. These timepieces illustrate the longevity of a signature and the ability to continue to honor history with sophistication and elegance.

Among the outstanding creations of the Heritage line, the most famous is undoubtedly the Lindbergh Hour Angle Watch, a re-edition of the watch developed for the American pilot Charles Lindbergh in 1931. The Longines Weems Second-Setting Watch, which pays homage to Commander Philip van Horn Weems' navigation system, and the Longines Twenty-Four Hours, a reissue of a watch specially developed in the 1950s for Swissair pilots, are also among the most iconic Heritage models.

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MATERIAL Stainless Steel

GLASS Domed scratch-resistant sapphire with multilayer anti-reflective treatment on the inner side

FOUNDER Transparent with lid

SIZE ⁇ 47.50 mm

WATER RETARY Waterproof to 3 bar

Dial and hands

COLOR Black mat

TOUR OF THE HOURS Painted Arabic Numbers

HANDS Glosssy silver hands

FEATURES Swiss Super Luminova ⁇

Movement and Functions

MOVEMENT TYPE Automatic

GAILE L704.3

DESCRIPTION OF MOVEMENT Self-winding mechanical movement with frequency of 28,800 revolutions per hour and power reserve of 48 hours

Function Hours on a scale of 24 on the dial, minutes, seconds and date

Strap

MATERIAL Alligator Strap

COLOR Black

BUCKLE With buckle

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