The Longines Conquest line has been a cornerstone of the brand’s collection since its introduction in 1954, designed to embody precision, reliability and understated elegance. By the late 1970s, Longines was experimenting with bolder case shapes and higher-frequency movements, and the Conquest range reflected this innovation. The distinctive “TV case” design seen here is very much of its era, offering a contemporary take on the classic dress watch, while housing a high-beat movement for improved accuracy. Today, these vintage Conquest models are increasingly appreciated for their blend of 1970s styling and Longines’ enduring watchmaking heritage.

What’s on Offer

This Longines Conquest Automatic from circa 1979 is a fantastic example of late-70s design, with its distinctive stainless steel “TV case” and matching integrated bracelet giving it a strong retro aesthetic. The textured ecru dial is in excellent condition and features applied baton hour markers with subtle onyx inserts and lume pips. The super-slim pencil hands have slender lume inserts, paired with a central seconds needle hand, while the framed date aperture at 3 o’clock completes the clean, elegant layout. The Longines signature and applied winged hourglass emblem at 12 o’clock add a final touch of refinement. The case and bracelet are in great shape too, showing only light signs of wear commensurate with age. On the wrist, this Conquest wears with real presence and an effortless vintage charm, making it a stylish and versatile choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike.