LONGINES

Longines was founded in 1832 in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, and achieved success in high-precision watchmaking. Managed by Ernest Francillon, it established its position in the watch industry with its own manufacturing facilities.

In the late 19th century, Longines proved its reliability and accuracy by providing watches for railway and shipping companies. It also gained an international reputation by serving as a timekeeping device at sporting events such as international airshows.

Longines has been chosen as the official timekeeper for the Olympics for decades, responsible for timekeeping at sporting events, and its accuracy and reliability are highly regarded in the sports world.

Longines watches are also known for their elegant design as luxury timepieces, attracting many people with their craftsmanship and beautiful design.