4 New Longines Conquest Heritage Watches Celebrate the Model’s 60th Anniversary
Longines registered the name “Conquest” with the Swiss Federal Intellectual Property Office in May 1954. At Baselworld 2014, the Swiss brand released a new collection of limited-edition, commemorative watches to honor the 60th anniversary of the patent filing, the new Longines Conquest Heritage 1954-2014.The Longines Conquest Heritage collection consists of four timepieces, one in a stainless steel case and three others in gold cases, each bearing the same dial design as the original Conquest from 1954 and with a modest (some would say downright retro) case dimensions of 35 mm in diameter. Also echoing the originals, the new Conquest watches have casebacks decorated with the “gold seal of Longines quality,” a gold-and-enamel medallion.The first Longines Conquest watch with the original patent documentIn another nod to their historical predecessors, the Longines Conquest Heritage 1954-2014 watches all have “Conquest” inscribed on the dials in the same

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Jumbo on a leather strap?
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Incoming 5270R
Hi Guys,Just sharing some pics of my newly acquired 5270R. I'm in love now! Btw, just noticed the month needs a little tuning, lol Have a great weekend ahead. Cheers!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Bon voyage....outgoing.
We see lots of individual Rolex incoming threads here on TRF, has anyone started a Rolex owners group outgoing thread? Share your thoughts on the watch, why you are saying farewell and generally any insights you might think that could help others in their watch selling or purchasing decisions. All in one ongoing thread for quick simple reference. If not let's start one here.