Longines Conquest

Longines Conquest watches at La Maison Monaco run from $1,350 to $6,100 CAD. Quartz models start the range, at about $1,350 to $2,700; automatic references start around $2,900, and chronographs and two-tone versions cost more still. Prices are in Canadian dollars, and Flexiti financing is offered on approved credit.

Choose quartz for the lowest price, a slimmer case and no winding; choose automatic for a Swiss mechanical movement that winds from wrist motion, at a higher price. The Longines Conquest is split almost evenly between the two, and each product page states the movement.

The Longines Conquest is the everyday sports-elegant watch; the HydroConquest is the separate dive line, with a rotating bezel and higher water resistance. If you want a watch for swimming and water sports, look at the HydroConquest page. For work and weekend wear, the Conquest is enough.

Longines Conquest cases run from under 34 mm to 43 mm. The 34 to 37 mm group is the largest, with another large group under 34 mm, mostly women's; 38 to 41 mm suits smaller men's wrists or a unisex fit, and 42 to 43 mm is the larger men's size. The exact diameter is on each product page.

Yes. About three quarters of the Longines Conquest references listed here are in the women's range, mainly 34 to 37 mm or under 34 mm, in steel with a metal bracelet, some with mother-of-pearl dials. The women's filter on this page narrows the list. Men's and unisex references are also listed.

Often yes. Some Conquest references are in stock at our boutiques and others are available to order from Longines, so a team member can confirm what is on hand, help you compare sizes on your wrist and arrange the order. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Longines dealer with 15 boutiques.