Selfwinding manufacture movement and Olympics games.
1940s: The first Longines selfwinding movement
The design of caliber L22A with bidirectional oscillating weight in 1945 marked the birth of men's selfwinding movements at Longines.
1950s: “The Longines Circle”“Science and elegance” constituted the shared values prized by “The Longines Circle”, composed of people partial to luxury, elegance and precision. Longines launched a communication campaign on that theme in 1953.
Olympic Games
Longines, as the official timekeeper for the 1952 Winter Olympic Games in Oslo, Norway, has played a timekeeping role at nearly every Olympic Game, both for the summer and the winter games
The design of caliber L22A with bidirectional oscillating weight in 1945 marked the birth of men's selfwinding movements at Longines.1950s: “The Longines Circle”“Science and elegance” constituted the shared values prized by “The Longines Circle”, composed of people partial to luxury, elegance and precision. Longines launched a communication campaign on that theme in 1953.Olympic GamesLongines, as the official timekeeper for the 1952 Winter Olympic Games in Oslo, Norway, has played a timekeeping role at nearly every Olympic Game, both for the summer and the winter games
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