Longines Conquest L37594766, 41mm, Silver Dial, Silver Metal Bracelet
Longines Conquest, Silver Dial
Sunray silver dial, sapphire crystal and a 41mm stainless steel case house a Swiss quartz movement with date in the Longines Conquest.
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About this item
- Stainless steel case and bracelet
- Triple safety folding clasp with push-piece opening mechanism
- Sapphire crystal over a sunray silver dial
- Swiss quartz movement with date display
- 2 year international warranty
Top Highlights
- Brand
- Longines
- Model Name
- Conquest
- Model Number
- L37594766
- Department
- Men
- Item Type
- Dress Watch
- Country of Origin
- Switzerland
Features & Specs
- Display
- Analog
- Movement Type
- Swiss quartz
- Calibre
- L420
- Complications
- Date
- Case Material
- Stainless steel
- Case Size
- 41.0 mm
- Case Thickness
- 11.8 mm
- Lug Width
- 21.0 mm
- Weight
- 300 g
- Water Resistance
- 0 m
- Strap
- Metal
- Clasp
- Triple safety folding clasp with push-piece opening
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal
- Bezel
- Stainless Steel
Style
- Dial Shape
- Round
- Dial Colour
- Sunray silver
- Band Color
- Silver
- Collection
- Conquest
Description
The Longines Conquest 41MM is a stainless steel quartz watch for anyone who wants a polished everyday piece with a clean, versatile look. Its sunray silver dial and metal bracelet suit both office and casual wear.
The round case measures 41 mm across and 11.8 mm thick, and is made of stainless steel with a matching stainless steel bezel. A sapphire crystal protects the dial, while a Swiss quartz movement drives the hands and the date display. The lug width is 21 mm.
The bracelet closes with a triple safety folding clasp that opens with a push piece, which keeps the watch secure on the wrist and easy to remove. Quartz timekeeping means no winding, so the watch is ready whenever you pick it up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wear the Longines Conquest every day at the office?
Yes, the Longines Conquest suits daily office wear well. The 41 mm stainless steel case, silver sunray dial and 11.8 mm thickness slip under most cuffs, and the metal bracelet looks smart with a shirt or casual clothes alike. Being quartz, it needs no winding between wears.
Will a 41 mm case suit my wrist?
A 41 mm round case is a medium to large size that sits comfortably on most average adult wrists. With a 21 mm lug width and a metal bracelet with a folding clasp, the Conquest can be sized to fit a fairly wide range of wrist sizes, though very small wrists may find it large.
How is quartz different from an automatic for this watch?
A Swiss quartz movement runs on a battery, so it needs no winding and keeps steady time with little attention. Compared with an automatic, it is thinner on service demands and more accurate, though it lacks the mechanical sweep. The alternative is a Swiss automatic if you want that.
Does the sapphire crystal matter for daily wear?
Sapphire crystal is far harder than mineral glass, so the Conquest dial stays clear despite knocks against desks and door frames. For everyday sport and work wear it keeps the sunray silver dial looking fresh, though a hard impact can still chip or crack any crystal.
How do I open the clasp on this Longines?
The Conquest uses a triple safety folding clasp with a push-piece opening mechanism. You press the button on the clasp and the safety folds release, letting the bracelet open fully. The system is designed to keep the watch secure on the wrist while still being simple to take off.
How often does the battery need changing and who should do it?
A quartz battery in a watch like the Longines Conquest typically lasts a few years, though this varies. Battery changes are best handled by an authorised service centre or a qualified watchmaker, who can also check the case seals and keep the watch water resistant.
Editor's take
Longines Conquest is the brand's sporting-elegant line, and this 41 mm version leans toward the polished, everyday end of it. It suits someone who wants a Swiss name on the wrist without the upkeep of a mechanical movement, paired with a sunray silver dial that changes character with the light.
The heart of the watch is a Swiss quartz movement, which keeps accurate time and shows the date with no winding. The case and bezel are stainless steel, and the dial sits under sapphire crystal, which resists scratches far better than mineral glass. At 11.8 mm thick it stays slim enough to slip under a cuff.
The main trade-off is that quartz carries less horological romance than an automatic calibre, so collectors who want a visible mechanical heart should look elsewhere. The triple safety folding clasp is secure, but a push-piece clasp is less quick to adjust than a simple pin buckle if your wrist size changes through the day.
This is a fit for buyers wanting a low-maintenance dress-leaning daily watch with a sunray silver dial. If a mechanical movement matters more, a Swiss automatic from a similar price bracket is the natural alternative.
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