$1,775
New Longines 27.7mm x 43.8mm DolceVita Automatic, Silver Dial, Black Leather Strap, Ref. L5.757.4.73.0
Since its inception, the Longines DolceVita collection is an homage to the sweetness of life. Today, a new chapter in this collection opens with a unique interpretation featuring softened lines. This Longines DolceVital includes a two-tone Silver dial, which adds depth and visual interest to the dial. Painted Arabic numerals are offset with Blued steel hands, as well as a date feature at 6 o’clock. Powered by an automatic movement, the watch has a power reserve of 45 hours.
Only 1 left in stock
| Band Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Band Material | Leather |
| Band Type | Strap |
| Bezel | Smooth |
| Box and Papers | Box and Papers |
| Brand | Longines |
| Caliber | L592 |
| Case Material | Stainless Steel |
| Case Size | 28mm |
| Caseback | Solid |
| Complication | Date |
| Crystal Material | Sapphire |
| Dial Color | White, Silver |
| Movement | Automatic |
| Size | < = 30mm |
| Warranty | Factory Warranty |
| Item ID | 0005971 |
|---|---|
| Model # | L5.757.4.73.0 |
| Model Name | DolceVita |
| Serial Number | 51XXXXXX |
Because its trademark winged hourglass is the watch world’s oldest trademark, a person could understandably believe that Longines is the oldest watch company, although that is not the case. Formed in 1832 as a small workshop that assembled watches, it was not until later that the company grew into the brand we know as Longines. In 1867, Longines built a factory on a site that would give the company its name, a site known locally as “Les Longines,” (the long-meadows.) Longines blossomed in the meadows and by 1929, had won an amazing ten Grand Prix awards. A Grand Prix was a competition between watchmakers where they presented watches of high degree of accuracy and complication. When these exhibitions ceased, Longines had won more than any other watch company. Longines had a long association with aviators, including Charles Lindberg that was largely based on an innovative watch that used a calibrated bezel to calculate longitude in flight. But their remarkable aviation success was surpassed when in 1936, they developed what many believe to be one of the finest chronograph movements ever designed, the caliber 13ZN. The SWATCH group gave life to the company when quartz movements replaced the more expensive mechanical movements. Today, Longines continues as a brand known for producing affordable and well-crafted timepieces in keeping with its long tradition. Its heritage in aviation and exploration on the land and sea is celebrated with the reintroduction of the Longines celebrated historical models.
