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Longines Watches

Authorized Longines Retailer in Canada

Overview

La Maison Monaco is an authorized Longines dealer in Canada, with more than 900 Longines watches for men and women, priced from $1,350 to $36,850 CAD. Lines include HydroConquest, Conquest, Spirit, Master Collection and Dolcevita. Each watch carries Longines' manufacturer warranty, and its product page shows whether it is in stock in one of our 15 boutiques, available to order from Longines, or out of stock. Flexiti financing splits full-price purchases of $500 or more into 12 monthly payments at 0% interest, on approved credit.

1,023 pieces

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Collections

HydroConquest

99 models

Longines' dive line, with 300 m water resistance, a ceramic bezel and a screw-down crown. 95 references from $1,550 to $6,200, 76 of them automatic, mostly in 40 to 43 mm cases.

Conquest

124 models

The sport-elegant everyday line. 106 references from $1,350 to $6,100, in quartz and automatic, mostly water resistant to 100 m, in cases from under 34 mm to 43 mm. The Conquest 2023 range alone has 56 automatics from $2,900.

Spirit

81 models

The pilot-inspired line, with every watch COSC chronometer-certified. 67 automatic references from $3,350 to $9,150, water resistant to 100 m, mostly in 42 to 43 mm cases.

Master Collection

191 models

The classic dress family, with guilloche-style dials and blued hands, including moonphase and calendar versions. 160 automatic references from $2,750 to $22,300, mostly in 40 to 43 mm cases.

Dolcevita

100 models

The rectangular dress line, with Art Deco proportions and often Roman numerals, mostly quartz. 98 references from $2,000 to $13,900, many in cases under 38 mm, including diamond-set and mother-of-pearl versions.

Legend Diver

29 models

A reissue of a late-1950s Longines diver with an internal rotating bezel and a domed crystal. 29 automatic references from $3,400 to $5,400, rated 300 m.

La Grande Classique

87 models

The slim, minimalist dress line, with leather or Milanese mesh straps and mother-of-pearl or diamond options. 84 references from $1,650 to $6,100, mostly under 38 mm.

In person

Where to see Longines in Canada

7 La Maison Monaco locations carry Longines. Visit, or book a private appointment and we will prepare the pieces you would like to see.

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Questions about Longines

How much does a Longines watch cost in Canada?

Longines watches at La Maison Monaco cost from $1,350 to $36,850 CAD, with a median near $3,350. By line, the Conquest starts at $1,350, the HydroConquest at $1,550, the Dolcevita at $2,000, the Master Collection at $2,750 and the Spirit at $3,350. Price depends on size, movement and materials.

HydroConquest or Conquest: which Longines should I choose?

Choose the HydroConquest if you swim or want a dive watch, and the Conquest for a dressier everyday watch. The HydroConquest is rated 300 m, with a ceramic bezel and screw-down crown, from $1,550. The Conquest 2023 is automatic only, rated 100 m, from $2,900, with other Conquest ranges starting at $1,350.

Is the Longines Spirit COSC-certified?

Yes. Every Longines Spirit is a COSC-certified chronometer, meaning each movement is tested independently by the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute. We carry 67 Spirit references, all automatic, from $3,350 to $9,150 CAD and water resistant to 100 m. Many use the L888 calibre with a silicon balance spring.

Which Longines is a good dress watch?

The Master Collection is Longines' classic dress line: 160 automatic references from $2,750 CAD, with guilloche-style dials, blued hands and moonphase or calendar versions. For a smaller or rectangular case, look at La Grande Classique, from $1,650, or the Dolcevita, from $2,000, which is mostly quartz.

Do Longines watches from La Maison Monaco come with a warranty?

Yes. As an authorized Longines dealer, we sell every watch with Longines' manufacturer warranty. The product page shows whether a watch is in stock in one of our 15 boutiques in Quebec and Ontario, available to order from Longines, or out of stock. Servicing is arranged through our boutiques.

The Maison

Longines was founded in 1832 in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, by Auguste Agassiz, and grew under Ernest Francillon, who in 1866 built a single factory in a meadow named Les Longines, on the banks of the Suze river. That location gave the brand its name. The winged hourglass became the Longines trademark and is among the oldest registered watch logos still in use, filed in 1889. Longines built its reputation on two things: precision and sport timekeeping. The brand won repeated awards at 19th and early 20th-century observatory chronometry competitions, and it became one of the defining names in official sports timing, serving as timekeeper across equestrian, alpine skiing, gymnastics, and tennis, including a long association with the sport of show jumping and the Roland-Garros tournament. Today Longines is a member of the Swatch Group, which gives it access to exclusive movements such as the L888 caliber, derived from an established automatic base, with a 72-hour power reserve and a silicon balance spring. That heritage of precision, sport timing and accessible Swiss elegance is why Longines is one of the largest brands in our watch selection, with more than 900 references.