Longines Conquest Automatic Waterproof ***

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Longines Conquest Automatic Waterproof Francillon takes bold steps to safeguard his company's interests. By 1880, he secures federal registration for the Longines trademark through the Intellectual Property Office, while the iconic logo is registered in 1889. In 1893, global protection is achieved with a registration in the International Bureau for the Protection of Intellectual Property, an organization that predates WIPO. As a result, Longines holds the distinction of being the oldest brand to maintain continuous activity without modifications within WIPO. In 1954, Longines introduces the Conquest collection, marking the beginning of a product development approach that emphasizes line or family models. This strategy revolutionizes the way watches are designed and marketed. The dial's design is a personal touch, incorporating winged clock motifs and a repeating anisotropic background. Two silver lines add a touch of elegance to the overall aesthetic. The result is a clean, uncluttered face with only essential details, including hour markers and quarter-hour increments.