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About this watch
This isn’t the first time we’ve said it, but Longines is one of the brands that best knows how to play with its heritage and revive some of its most glorious models. Think about the superb Tuxedo Chronograph, the all-time classic Legend Diver or the oddly cool Avigation A7. And it goes on… This year, Longines is adding several new models to its Heritage collection, such as the titanium BigEye, and most importantly, this new edition of the Silver Arrow. It isn’t the first time that this watch is brought back to life, but it seems that this year’s version has plenty of arguments to become a great watch. Something we’ll verify now with a hands-on session.Before taking a look at the new Silver Arrow, we need to look at the real deal, the original model. The story of the Longines Silver Arrow goes back to 1955 when the brand held an in-house contest to find the name for a new timepiece with an avant-garde design. One name emerged from the 450 proposals: Silver Arrow – a reference to the famous German sports cars that dominated the racing circuits of the era. Longines released the first Silver Arrow in 1956. Back then, each of the brand’s collections bore an emblem. And this futuristic model was no exception to the rule.
Additional Information
Case material | Stainless steel |
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Case size | 38.50mm |
Caseback | Closed |
Movement | Automatic |
Power reserve | 72 hours |
Strap color | Brown |
Strap material | Leather |
Water resistance | 30m/3 bar |