Longines

Yes, Longines is known for its high-quality craftsmanship, precision, and classic designs. They are Swiss-made, ensuring exceptional reliability and performance.

Longines watches offer great value for money, with a balance of luxury, precision, and durability. Their timeless designs and Swiss movements make them a solid investment.

Longines offers at least a 2-year warranty on all of their watches, covering any manufacturing defects or issues with workmanship. All Longines Quartz models will receive a 2-year International warranty, and all Longines Automatic models will receive a 5-year International warranty.

Longines watches are made in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, where the brand was founded in 1832. They continue to produce all their watches in Switzerland, adhering to Swiss watchmaking standards.

It is recommended to service your Longines watch every 5 to 7 years to ensure optimal performance and to check for any wear and tear that could affect the mechanism.

Most Longines watches offer water resistance, but the level varies depending on the model. It is important to check the specifications for your watch to ensure it meets your water resistance needs.

Longines watches use both automatic (self-winding) and quartz movements, depending on the model. They are known for their precision and reliability in both types of movements.

The price of Longines watches can vary significantly depending on the model and features. They typically range from £800 to over £3,000, making them accessible to both luxury buyers and those looking for high-quality timepieces.

Longines uses high-quality materials, including stainless steel, gold, sapphire crystal, and leather. Each material is chosen for its durability and elegance.

You can adjust the strap of your Longines watch by removing or adding links, or by adjusting the clasp. It is recommended to have this done by a professional jeweller or at a Longines retailer.