2000s Longines Conquest Heritage (Ref. L1.611.4) W/ Box & Booklet

Longines is one of the world’s oldest continuously operating watch manufacturers, with origins stretching back to 1832. Over nearly two centuries, the brand has earned a reputation for crafting timepieces of remarkable precision—so much so that Longines serves as the official timekeeper of the Kentucky Derby, where accuracy is everything.
From robust chronographs and capable divers to elegant dress watches, Longines has consistently delivered designs that balance beauty and functionality. Its history is rich with military-issued pieces, refined sports watches, and some of the most charming dress references of the mid-century era.

Introduced in 1954, the Conquest line quickly became a signature expression of Longines’ mid-century aesthetic. Its clean geometries, thoughtful detailing, and restrained elegance made the Conquest an enduring success, spawning numerous variations while preserving its timeless design language.

This 2000s Conquest Heritage (Ref. L1.611.4) pays faithful tribute to the original 1950s model—so faithfully, in fact, that it could easily be mistaken for a true vintage piece. The watch retains the classic 35mm case profile, complete with defined lug chamfers and the signature enameled case back. Yellow gold markers and hands add warmth and dimension to the dial, elevating the stainless steel case into something both refined and versatile.

While its aesthetics remain rooted in the past, this Heritage model benefits from a notable modern upgrade: Longines’ in-house Cal. L633 automatic movement. Running at 28,800 bph with 25 jewels, it delivers contemporary accuracy and reliability while preserving the spirit of the original design. The result is a beautifully executed homage that blends vintage charm with modern performance—an ideal choice for collectors who appreciate classic proportions without sacrificing everyday functionality.