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Longines Hydroconquest

Authorized Longines Retailer in Canada

Overview

The Longines HydroConquest is Longines' 300 m dive watch for everyday wear, with a unidirectional rotating ceramic bezel. La Maison Monaco carries about 95 references from under 34 mm to 43 mm, in automatic and quartz, from $1,550 to $6,200 CAD. We are an authorized Longines dealer in Canada with 15 boutiques. Flexiti financing is available on approved credit.

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What is the Longines HydroConquest?

The HydroConquest is the Longines dive line, launched in 2007 and rated to 300 m, with a unidirectional rotating bezel, a screw-down crown and a ceramic bezel insert on current references. Most references are steel on a bracelet, and about a third come on rubber. Dials include blue, black, green, grey, brown and mother-of-pearl.

Which HydroConquest size and movement should I look at?

Automatic references make up most of the range, from $1,900 to $6,200 CAD, using a Longines L888-family calibre with up to about 72 hours of power reserve. Quartz references run $1,550 to $2,800 and are offered in several sizes, including the smallest cases under 34 mm. Sizes run from under 34 mm to 43 mm, and there is a GMT version at $3,750 to $4,450.

How much does a HydroConquest cost?

HydroConquest prices run from $1,550 to $6,200 CAD. Quartz models start at $1,550, the 42 mm references run $2,050 to $3,100, and the GMT runs $3,750 to $4,450. The grid shows each current price, and whether it is in stock or available to order from Longines.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Longines HydroConquest cost in Canada?

A Longines HydroConquest costs between $1,550 and $6,200 CAD at La Maison Monaco. Quartz models run $1,550 to $2,800, and automatic models run $1,900 to $6,200. Prices are in Canadian dollars, and the grid shows the current price of each reference.

What is the difference between the HydroConquest 41 and the HydroConquest 43?

The 41 mm suits small to medium wrists, and the 43 mm wears larger with more presence as a dive watch. Both are rated to 300 m with a ceramic bezel and screw-down crown, so the choice is about fit. A 42 mm model is also listed from $2,050 CAD.

Is the Longines HydroConquest automatic or quartz?

Both are offered. Automatic models use a Longines L888-family calibre with up to about 72 hours of power reserve, and they make up most of the range. Quartz models cost less, starting at $1,550 CAD, and are offered in several sizes, including the smallest under 34 mm. Movement type is listed on each product page.

Does the Longines HydroConquest have a GMT?

Yes. The HydroConquest GMT is automatic and shows a second time zone. La Maison Monaco lists it from $3,750 to $4,450 CAD. It is the most practical version for frequent travellers, and it keeps the dive-watch construction of the standard HydroConquest.

Can I buy a Longines HydroConquest in a boutique or order one in?

Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized Longines dealer in Canada, with 15 boutiques. Some HydroConquest references are in stock to try on, and others are available to order from Longines. Each listing shows its availability, and every new watch carries Longines' manufacturer warranty.