LONGINES Flagship ref.4050 cal.428 / 1970s TV Square, Navy Dial

— The Longines line, handed down —

The 1970s: watch design shedding its existing frames and searching for new form.

Born out of the Flagship line that began in 1957, this square model — also called a TV screen — stands for exactly that pioneering sensibility.

The deep navy dial changes expression quietly with the angle of the light, like a calm sea waiting for night.

— Functional beauty woven from geometry —

The TV square case draws gentle curves while keeping strong, defined edges: a geometry recalling refined urban architecture.

The white minute track framing the dial marks time precisely, like particles of light spreading outward, fusing legibility and design at a high level.

Two dolphin hands, stripped of everything unnecessary, reflect the sharp passage of time.

— The slim manual Cal.428 —

Fitted with the slim manual-wind Cal.428 that Longines was proud of.

A dependable calibre built for maximum efficiency within the constraint of a small case.

The fine sensation transmitted to your fingertips as you wind the crown is a conversation with a machine — something no digital display can offer.

The many service marks inside the caseback speak for a reliability undimmed after almost half a century.

— The resonance of vintage, at the wrist —

The geometric outline the TV square case draws adds intelligent shadow to how you dress, and brings an understated dignity to the wrist.

Half a century on, still marking time in stillness, it quietly holds the deep resonance only vintage has.

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