Longines
Founded in 1832 in Saint-Imier and marked by its winged-hourglass emblem, Longines built a legend at the dawn of aviation—it was Longines that officially timed Charles Lindbergh's 1927 transatlantic flight. That bond ran deep: working with navigator P.V.H. Weems and later Lindbergh himself, the brand produced the Weems Second-Setting and Hour Angle watches, true navigation instruments for the cockpit. Its vintage advertising traded on that heroic pedigree, invoking the aviators, explorers, and record-setters—Earhart, Hughes, Byrd—who flew with Longines aboard.
This collection gathers those vintage prints, spanning the aviation icons, elegant dress pieces, and precision chronographs that defined the house. Browse the collection below.
Chart your course,
Rob
