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Longines is presenting us another dependable and functional timepiece presented in a very stylish and good looking appearance that you would want to sport with either your casual or even formal wear.? This watch is called as the Longines Admiral Chronograph Ceramic.This Longines Admiral Chronograph Ceramic is one of those watches presented in a polished stainless steel case to make it look elegant. This stainless material is found on this watch's case and bracelet while its bezel is made of a hard but lightweight ceramic material. This ceramic bezel holds the tachymeter scale which is very useful on sports activities. This watch is also presented with gray dial with accents of luminescent coated stainless steel hour markers.Other accents include the red minutes, seconds, and small seconds hands. This watch is also equipped with chronographs for the hour and minute counter alongside with the small seconds counter. This Longines also includes a date indicator found on the 3 o'clock position.This Longines Admiral Chronograph Ceramic is also available with a black ceramic bezel and dial depending on your preference. This watch is definitely one of Longines' must haves.

Longines Ladies Diamond ConquestThe new Longines Ladies Diamond Conquest quartz watch makes the sporty timekeeper a little bit more feminine in style, while preserving the robustness of the original, non-decorated watch.Designing this version of the watch, Longines used the time-proven recipe: to make a dressier version of a sporty watch, just take an existing model and adorn it with diamonds.As an icing on the cake, the Swiss watchmaker has also replaced a silvered diamond with white lacquered mother-of-pearl, which is further decorated with 11 smaller diamonds that serve as hour markers.The heavy sword-shaped hour and minute hands, as well as the pair of crown protectors are still here.Equipped with the L263.2 quartz movement, which is based on ETA 955.412 caliber, the watch offers a standard three-hand layout with an extra small date aperture at 3 o’clock.Although there is nothing really interesting about this caliber, it is a pleasure to know that it is rather accurate and you don’t need it every now and then with all the hassle limited to periodic servicing and replacing the battery once in five or six years.The Diamond Conquest may become a successful watch if Longines manages to keep the price low.