Longines Gray Watches

In line with the 70th anniversary of their original wrist chronograph model, Longines has put back the Longines Istituto Idrografico R. Marina timepiece.They kept the original essence of the watch that is produced for the officers of the Italian Navy in 1938, but added a touch of modernism in terms of the technical facet.The watch measures 44mm in diameter, featuring a stainless steel case in a genuine deep tan alligator strap. It has a black polished dial with the name of the Italian hydrographic institute to give highlight to its intended commemoration. The indexes are coated in superluminova luminescent, as well as the dark blue hands for an easy time reading.The case back is stamped with the prominent "Istituto Idrografico della Regia Marina," as for which it was originally made.

Andre Agassi has been a part of the Longines family of ambassadors since 2007, the year when the brand introduced its successful Sport Collection.Andre Agassi rightfully represents one of the greatest tennis players ever. “The Kid of Las Vegas” has won all four Grand Slam singles titles. His brilliant career has been also highlighted by his victories in Davis Cup, Masters Series and an Olympic gold medal. Andre Agassi's duels with Pete Sampras in the 1990’s top the list of the most impressive moments in the history of tennis. The player's game made him really famous due to outstanding precision and exceptional timing. Andre Agassi stood out among other tennis celebrities due to his supreme endurance. He was also amazingly combative.Agassi’s unique playing style, his kindness and the emotions he expressed during the game brought him great fame. In 2006, Andre Agassi retired at the age of 36, having highlighted his career with 60 singles titles.Now, the tennis star is devoted to his family. He is married to Stefanie Graf and they have two children. He also participates in charitable work through The Andre Agassi Foundation he established in 1994. The organization helps the youth of Las Vegas and offers educational opportunities for them. In 2001, Andre Agassi also established a public school in his home town for at-risk children.