Longines presents the new Conquest with moon phase display, a reflection of the brand's sporting elegance. The emblematic Conquest collection was launched in 1954 and is Longines' sports line par excellence. Today, the Swiss watchmaker is enriching it with new feminine models with moon phases, designed for women who love sport but are sensitive to refined objects. These watches faithfully reproduce the essential aesthetics of the Conquest line and display a blend of performance and elegance. The name of the Conquest collection is a reminder of the spirit of conquest that animated the pioneers, those who dared to go further to discover new horizons. It was in this spirit that Longines created the Conquest watches, the flagship models of its sports line. Today, the brand completes its offer of women's models by proposing a dynamic and high-performance timepiece that is also refined by the presence of moon phases. Thanks to the moon phase display, these timepieces have enriched the sporty aesthetic of the collection with a touch of elegance, making it even more feminine. The new timepieces are a fine example of balance: they can be worn during a show jumping competition, a tennis tournament or a day on the ski slopes, but they can also add a touch of elegance to important evenings, a cocktail party or a gala dinner. The Conquest watches, available in two steel case sizes (29.5 mm and 34 mm diameter), house an L296 quartz calibre. On the white, black or silver dial, Arabic numerals and hour markers stand out, while the mother-of-pearl dial displays diamond hour markers. All models feature a moon phase display at 6 o'clock. A steel bracelet completes the watch.
