Born many centuries ago, flinque enamel is a technique that few can achieve. Some models from The Longines Master Collection, for instance, feature a 'barleycorn' pattern stamped into the dial plate and visible through a thin coating of enamel, itself protected by a sapphire crystal under which move handsome blued-steel 'blade' hands.

A sense of refinement in every detail, understated aesthetic excellence throughout, dependable hand-wound or self-winding mechanical movement here again, finely balanced designs and intelligent choices from a team of professionals drawing on the expertise and experience of... who else but Longines?
Longines established its first factory in Switzerland in 1897, but can trace its roots back to 1832. It is world renowned for producing elegant and technically superior timepieces, and for being associated with legendary pioneers that include aviator Charles Lindbergh. Longines produces high-quality watches with both quartz and mechanical movements.