The Longines Heritage Military

Today, Longines combines the original aesthetics of its most remarkable historical models with the most modern watchmaking techniques. Heritage pieces are a tribute to the pioneering spirit that has driven Longines watchmakers since its beginnings. The brand has accompanied many pioneers through the air, on land and under water. Longines timepieces draw their essence from this expertise. They illustrate the longevity of a signature and the constantly renewed ability to honor History, with refinement and elegance. Among the exceptional pieces of the Heritage pillar, the most famous is undoubtedly the Lindbergh Hour Angle Watch, a reissue of the watch developed for the American pilot Charles Lindbergh in 1931. The Longines Weems Second-Setting Watch, which pays tribute to the navigation system of Captain Philip van Horn Weems, and Longines Twenty-Four Hours, a reissue of a watch developed in the 1950s especially for Swissair pilots, are also among the emblematic Heritage models.