Longines Watch 1960S

Longines Conquest Series Classic "One-eyed Dragon" "One-eyed Dragon" is a watch launched by Longines in the 1960s, which belongs to the Conquest series. It uses gold fly scales and gold hands. The most distinctive design is the calendar window at 12 o'clock. It is nicknamed "One-eyed Dragon" because of its appearance. This watch retains the modern wearing needs while showing a retro style. The date display window is a highlight of this watch. It refers to the design of the famous "One-eyed Dragon" watch in Longines' history. The date display window is set below the 12 o'clock position on the dial, which is highly recognizable. As a classic series watch, the case size of this watch is 40 mm, which retains the retro style and conforms to modern aesthetics. The imported 9015 movement inside it has better stability. The front and rear glass are made of sapphire glass, which improves wear resistance and durability while retaining the retro charm of the classic series. The original pin buckle has the exclusive Longines logo, and the Italian calfskin makes it fit the wrist more comfortably. It is low-key, luxurious, and upscale. The formal watch with a leather belt is more charming and suitable for any occasion. It is full of old-fashioned flavor. Longines is worthy of being a classic in the past. It is the sentiment of a generation. It is not to please others, but to please oneself. Classics are durable. Returning to the origin, the watch is for telling time, and easy identification is always the first priority. Modern watches are changed for the sake of change, and they are innovated for the sake of innovation. After all, the classics can stand the test of time.