Coimbatore : Longines presented today its Conquest V.H.P. 'Very High Precision' collection in India along with Rana Daggubati at Longines’ Point of Sale at Race Course Road.
Coimbatore : Longines presented today its Conquest V.H.P. 'Very High Precision' collection in India along with Rana Daggubati at Longines’ Point of Sale at Race Course Road.
This line represents a new achievement in the field of quartz, combining great precision, high technicality and a sporty look, marked by the brand’s unique elegance.
Speaking on the launch, Rana said, “Both Coimbatore and Longines hold a very special place in my heart, so this is a real pleasure for me to be present here to showcase this new model from the brand, the Conquest V.H.P. which stands for Very High Precision. This timepiece is unique in many ways and positions itself as the standard-bearer of extreme precision.”
Longines’ history with quartz has been one of technical innovation and feats. In 1954, the brand developed a first quartz clock, which quickly set a precision record.
It was housed in the mythical Chronocinégines, an instrument that became a pioneer in the history of timekeeping, as it provided judges with a film strip composed of a series of prints at 1/100th of a second, allowing them to follow the movement of the athletes at the moment they crossed the finish line.
In 1969, technological mastery led Longines to reveal the Ultra-Quartz, the first quartz movement designed for wrist watches. A huge stride was made in 1984 with the quartz calibre fitted in the Conquest V.H.P. setting a precision record for that time.
As an extension of these historic milestones, the winged hourglass brand has launched its Conquest V.H.P. model, equipped with a cutting-edge movement developed exclusively for Longines. This movement is renowned for its high degree of precision for an analog watch (± 5 seconds/year) and its ability to reset its hands after an impact or exposure to a magnetic field.
These attractive features are responsible for its exceptional movement status, to which a very long battery life and a perpetual calendar must be added. In the true essence of Conquest, the ultimate sports line, this exceptional timepiece brings together high technicality and dynamic aesthetics.
Longines' steel or black PVD watches are available in the 3 hands/calendar (41 and 43 mm diameter cases) and chronograph (42 and 44 mm diameter cases) versions. The chronograph displays hours, minutes and seconds, a 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock, a 12-hour counter at 9 o’clock and a 60-second counter in the centre.
On each model, changes are made using the intelligent crown, while the End Of Life indicator can be a preventive signal to the end of battery life. The Conquest V.H.P. collection models display blue, carbon, silvered or black dials. A steel or black PVD bracelet or a blue or black rubber watch strap completes these exceptional timepieces.
This line represents a new achievement in the field of quartz, combining great precision, high technicality and a sporty look, marked by the brand’s unique elegance.
Speaking on the launch, Rana said, “Both Coimbatore and Longines hold a very special place in my heart, so this is a real pleasure for me to be present here to showcase this new model from the brand, the Conquest V.H.P. which stands for Very High Precision. This timepiece is unique in many ways and positions itself as the standard-bearer of extreme precision.”
Longines’ history with quartz has been one of technical innovation and feats. In 1954, the brand developed a first quartz clock, which quickly set a precision record.
It was housed in the mythical Chronocinégines, an instrument that became a pioneer in the history of timekeeping, as it provided judges with a film strip composed of a series of prints at 1/100th of a second, allowing them to follow the movement of the athletes at the moment they crossed the finish line.
In 1969, technological mastery led Longines to reveal the Ultra-Quartz, the first quartz movement designed for wrist watches. A huge stride was made in 1984 with the quartz calibre fitted in the Conquest V.H.P. setting a precision record for that time.
As an extension of these historic milestones, the winged hourglass brand has launched its Conquest V.H.P. model, equipped with a cutting-edge movement developed exclusively for Longines. This movement is renowned for its high degree of precision for an analog watch (± 5 seconds/year) and its ability to reset its hands after an impact or exposure to a magnetic field.
These attractive features are responsible for its exceptional movement status, to which a very long battery life and a perpetual calendar must be added. In the true essence of Conquest, the ultimate sports line, this exceptional timepiece brings together high technicality and dynamic aesthetics.
Longines' steel or black PVD watches are available in the 3 hands/calendar (41 and 43 mm diameter cases) and chronograph (42 and 44 mm diameter cases) versions. The chronograph displays hours, minutes and seconds, a 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock, a 12-hour counter at 9 o’clock and a 60-second counter in the centre.
On each model, changes are made using the intelligent crown, while the End Of Life indicator can be a preventive signal to the end of battery life. The Conquest V.H.P. collection models display blue, carbon, silvered or black dials. A steel or black PVD bracelet or a blue or black rubber watch strap completes these exceptional timepieces.