2023 Longines Master Collection 40mm Blue L2.793.4.92.0
Ref: L2.793.4.92.0

2023 Longines Master Collection 40mm Blue L2.793.4.92.0
2023 Longines Master Collection 40mm Blue L2.793.4.92.0
2023 Longines Master Collection 40mm Blue L2.793.4.92.0
2023 Longines Master Collection 40mm Blue L2.793.4.92.0
2023 Longines Master Collection 40mm Blue L2.793.4.92.0
2023 Longines Master Collection 40mm Blue L2.793.4.92.0
2023 Longines Master Collection 40mm Blue L2.793.4.92.0
2023 Longines Master Collection 40mm Blue L2.793.4.92.0
2023 Longines Master Collection 40mm Blue L2.793.4.92.0
Regular price
£1,495.00
Sale price
£1,495.00
Unit price
per 

Specification

Reference : L2.793.4.92.0
Movement : Automatic Longines Cal. L888
Age : 2021/2030
Specific Age : November 2023
Case Size : 40mm
Case Thickness : 9.5mm
Lug to Lug : 46.5mm
Lugs :
21mm
Condition :
Pre-Owned 
Box & Papers :
Box & Papers
Case Material :
Stainless Steel
Warranty :
12-Months Warranty
The wrist model's wrist size is 7inch


Points of Mention

This watch is sold with its original Longines box and paperwork. It is paired with its 20mm Longines black leather strap with a signed push-button clasp. The watch is from November 2023 and is sold in lightly worn condition, as you can see from the photographs. It comes with our 12-Months Warranty.

For more photos see here - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1kl9XDymJzyLsGdB9DRhcYOZh_hlkRyIl?usp=drive_link

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The Watch

Here we have a 2023 Longines Master Collection Blue L2.793.4.92.0 part of their Master Collection; its polished 40mm stainless steel case curves over your wrist with tapered lugs and a lug-to-lug length of 46.5mm and a case thickness of just 9.5mm, ensuring a comfortable fit. On the right side is a signed crown, the smooth polished bezel holding a sapphire crystal above a stunning sunburst blue dial. A sloping outer minute chapter ring has small Arabic numerals surrounding thin polished applied batons marking the hours, at 3 o’clock, a framed date window and in the centre elegant leaf hands complemented by a tapered sweeping second hand complete with tear drop counterweight, perfectly balancing this charismatic dress watch. On the reverse is a screw-down exhibition case with the details of the watch etched around its edge inside an automatic Longines Cal. L888.3, 21 jewels, beating at 25,200 beats per hour, based on the ETA 2892-A2. The watch has a 20mm Longines black leather strap with a signed push-button deployment clasp. This watch is sold with its original Longines box and paperwork.


Personal Note

The Longines Master Collection is a great value proposition for the newcomer to watches or the seasoned collector, they tick so many boxes and offer a great range of designs and sizes, so you'll be able to find the perfect one for you. This is the 40mm blue dial model with its matching blue strap, the combination works great on and off the wrist. I would not hesitate to add this model to your collection today, especially as you benefit from a hefty saving on retail with this lightly worn example!


The Brand

Longines was founded in 1832 by Auguste Agassiz and is considered to be the oldest registered watch brand. The Longines factory was opened in 1867 in Saint-Imier, Switzerland. From this date, the name Longines was present on their dials, and the winged hourglass was engraved on their movements. After visiting the Universal Exhibition of 1876 in the United States, Longines became pioneers in mechanised production. In 1880, the brand name was filed with the Federal Office of Intellectual Property; later, their logo was registered in 1889. Their first wristwatch with a single pusher, the calibre 13.33z, was introduced in 1913. They became the official supplier for the International Aeronautical Federation in 1919. Lindbergh, the aviator and adventurer, worked with Longines to create the Hour Angle watch in 1927. Their first self-winding calibre 22A was produced in 1945. With continued innovation and technical achievements, Longines became the official timekeeper for Formula One in 1983 for ten years. In 2009, they also became the official timekeeper for the French Open at Roland Garros. Purchased in 1971 by ‘Ebauches SA’, Swiss watchmakers SSIH, who owned Omega, Tissot and Lemania and ASUAG, who owned Certina, Endura, Eterna, Hamilton, Longines, Mido and Rado, were merged in 1983 to become the Swatch Group in 1998.