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Longines was proud to serve as Official Sponsor, Official Timekeeper and Official Watch of the FEI World Championships 2026, which took place from 11 to 23 August in Aachen, Germany.

The ultimate every day watch, the Conquest was also the first Longines collection to have its name protected by the Swiss Federal Intellectual Property Office in 1954. The collection has since evolved through design and technology but has remained true to its original identity, exuding a harmonious blend of audacity, contemporary design and sporty elegance. Each Conquest Chronograph watch showcases Longines’ unwavering commitment to performance and horological excellence.

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Press release WHERE PRECISION MEETS PERFORMANCE ON A GLOBAL STAGE The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games officially began on 23 July with a spectacular opening ceremony at OVO Hydro, one of the world's leading entertainment venues, marking the start of eleven days of world-class sporting competition and celebration.

Press release WHERE PRECISION MEETS PERFORMANCE ON A GLOBAL STAGE Longines proudly reaffirms its enduring commitment to world sport as Official Timekeeper, Official Partner, and Official Watch of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, an international gathering of 3,000 athletes from 74 nations and territories. The Swiss watchmaking house brings its renowned expertise in precision timekeeping to life through advanced technologies, ensuring every performance is measured with absolute accuracy.

Longines unveils a new interpretation of its Conquest Heritage Central Power Reserve, reaffirming a legacy defined by heritage, creative spirit and technical excellence. Following the 2024 edition – created to mark the 70th anniversary of the Conquest collection – this new release extends the line's evolution with a sense of natural continuity.

The Longines Global Champions Tour 2026 in Paris took place from 19 to 21 June, bringing together the world's elite show jumping riders in the spectacular setting of the French capital. As Title Partner, Official Timekeeper and Official Watch of the circuit, Longines was once again at the heart of the event. The highlight of the weekend came on Saturday 20 June, when Austrian rider Max Kühner on Eic Up Too Jacco Blue claimed victory in the Longines Global Champions Tour Grand Prix of Paris.

Taking centre stage at Royal Ascot from 16 to 20 June 2026, Longines reaffirmed its status as Official Partner, Official Time Partner and Official Watch of the prestigious event.

Exactly ninety years ago, on 16 June 1936, Longines recieved patent protection for its pioneering flyback chronograph, the Swiss watchmaker's invention that transformed how pilots could measure and manage successive stages of a flight. Setting new standards in professional aviation timekeeping, the mechanism with two independent pushers went on to shape generations of pilot's watches and remains one of the defining achievements in chronograph development.

The winged hourglass brand presents a completely redesigned Longines Master Collection, introducing new models in 30-mm, 34-mm, 39-mm, and 41-mm diameters for both women and men. Powered by state-of-the art automatic calibres, these timepieces celebrate the art of detail through intricate barleycorn patterns, expressive new dials, and newly imagined cases and bracelets – a contemporary expression of the elegance for which Longines has been renowned since 1832.