The Longines Conquest is the brand's versatile Swiss sports-elegant line, distinct from the diving HydroConquest. It pairs an integrated-look bracelet and sunray dial with a screw-down crown and 100m water resistance, in steel, two-tone and PVD cases from about 34 to 41mm, running on the L888 automatic or quartz. It suits buyers wanting one everyday watch. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Longines dealer in Canada, with CAD pricing and 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit.
What is the Longines Conquest, and which versions are there?
The Conquest is Longines' everyday sports-elegant collection, separate from the dive-focused HydroConquest. The current generation has an integrated-look bracelet that flows from the case, a sunray dial, a screw-down crown and 100m water resistance. Cases run from about 34 to 41mm, with the 41mm being the common men's size and smaller diameters suiting those wanting a closer fit. Dials come in blue, black, silver and green, in steel, two-tone and PVD finishes. The Conquest Classic is the more dress-sport sub-family, leaning toward two-tone and PVD treatments for a refined look while keeping the sports framework. Across the references listed here you will find both automatic and quartz movements, plus date and chronograph layouts on select models. The references in stock are shown in the grid, so you can compare diameter, dial colour, bracelet or strap and movement directly. This breadth is why the Conquest works as a single do-everything watch, from office to weekend.
What movement powers the Longines Conquest?
The Conquest is offered in two formats. The automatic Conquest runs the L888 caliber, a Swiss self-winding movement with a silicon balance spring and roughly a 72-hour power reserve, which means it keeps running for about three days off the wrist. Silicon improves resistance to magnetism and helps long-term timekeeping stability. The quartz Conquest uses a Swiss battery-powered movement, which gives a thinner case profile, lower entry pricing and the convenience of no winding or daily wear to stay running. Both formats carry 100m water resistance and a screw-down crown. To know which movement a given reference uses, check its product page in the grid, where the caliber and specifications are listed. The automatic suits buyers who want a mechanical movement and a long reserve, while the quartz suits those who prefer a slimmer, lower-maintenance watch. Conquest Classic references appear in both automatic and quartz depending on the model, including two-tone and PVD options.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Longines Conquest cost in Canada?+
Across the references in stock at La Maison Monaco, the Longines Conquest ranges from roughly $1,350 to $6,100 CAD. Quartz models sit toward the lower end, automatic and Conquest Classic two-tone or PVD references toward the higher end, with chronographs among the most expensive. Pricing depends on case material, movement and complications. Current CAD pricing is shown on each product in the grid, so you can compare exact figures by reference.
Should I buy the automatic or quartz Longines Conquest?+
Choose the automatic Conquest if you want a Swiss mechanical movement, the L888 caliber with a silicon balance spring and about a 72-hour power reserve, and you are comfortable winding or wearing it regularly. Choose the quartz Conquest if you want a slimmer case, the lowest entry price, battery-powered accuracy and no winding. Both share 100m water resistance, a screw-down crown and the integrated-look bracelet. Confirm the movement on each reference's product page.
What is the difference between the Conquest and the HydroConquest?+
The Conquest is Longines' everyday sports-elegant line with an integrated-look bracelet, sunray dial and 100m water resistance, built to move from office to weekend. The HydroConquest is the dedicated dive watch, a separate collection with its own page, featuring a rotating dive bezel and higher water resistance for underwater use. If you want a dressier daily sports watch, the Conquest fits. The HydroConquest is the choice for diving-focused styling.
What size is the Longines Conquest?+
Conquest cases run from about 34 to 41mm in diameter, depending on the reference. The 41mm is the common men's size, while smaller diameters around 34 to 38mm suit those wanting a closer fit or a more compact watch. Dial colours include blue, black, silver and green, in steel, two-tone and PVD finishes. Check each reference in the grid for its exact case diameter, dial colour and bracelet or strap.
Is La Maison Monaco an authorized Longines dealer, and what warranty applies?+
Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Longines dealer in Canada, so every Conquest is genuine and comes with the full Longines manufacturer warranty. You also get CAD pricing with no currency conversion and 0% Flexiti financing on approved credit. Buying from an authorized dealer means your reference number is verifiable and your warranty is valid. Each Conquest reference listed here links to its product page with full specifications and current pricing.
