1961 Longines Conquest Ref. 9025/4 Deluxe | 18kt Rose Gold | Extract From Archives

In an 18k-Rose-gold solid case with a gold dial and gold faceted chapter ring, this watch is the best Longines had to offer back in the 60s.

The Conquest line was Longines's answer to offer the public a refined timepiece that will rival the competition and they did it with flying stars. There were many configurations, from a sportier look to this dressy but yet luxurious look.

Equipped with a gold dial and hands, it offers a faceted chapter ring that enhances the three-dimensional look of the dial. The case back is a screw-down, another beautiful factor is the blue enamel used on the case-back logo.

This reference can be found on yellow Gold but finding one in Rose Gold is really something special since only a few were made in this precious metal.

Another thing to notice is the scalloped crown, very rare. The watch is finished off by the very uncommon "skyscraper" hands.

According to the Longines archives, this watch was originally invoiced on September 21, 1961, to the company Perusset, who at the time was the agent for Longines in Argentina.

CONDITION

THE FINE PRINT
Maker: Longines
Model: Conquest 
Reference: 9025
Year: 1961
Material: Stainless steel 
Dimensions: 35mm diameter; 12.5mm thickness 
Crystal: Plexiglass 
Lume: Non
Caliber: Rolex, 291
Bracelet/Strap: New Black Saffiano with rose gold-plated buckle.
Box/Papers: Extract from the archives.

 -This watch was photographed on a 6.9 inch / 175mm wrist.