Longines heritage

The Longines pilot's watches made for the Czechoslovakian Air Force in the 1930s and 40s are some of the funkier military watches from the World War II era. These watches were oversized, had an usual case shape, and large clear dials. Longines has reached back into the archive, releasing the new Heritage 1935, a tribute to these early aviation instruments. There are a few updates, but the Heritage 1935 is very faithful to both the aesthetics and spirit of the original. Here's a hands-on look…

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​After doing a little digging into the brand's history, Longines decided to create a collection of modern watches inspired by the 1930s military pieces for which it is so well known. With a three-hander, a GMT, and a two-register chronograph on offer, there is something for everyone in the Heritage Military 1938 collection. Here we take a hands-on look at these three understated stars from Basel World 2013.

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