More than a decade after introducing its online store, Longines has expanded its digital offerings into Canada.
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JB recently chatted with Walter von Känel about the beauty of women’s timepieces, the mechanics of Swiss watchmaking, and the secret to staying timeless in an ever-changing industry.
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Heiko Ihns of Castlegar, B.C., has been named Canada’s only under-16 male representative for the Longines Future Ski Champions competition.
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A re-issued Longines watch from its flagship collection will help raise money for Golden Hat Foundation, a non-profit co-founded by the brand’s ‘Ambassador of Elegance,’ Kate Winslet.
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The second annual Longines Future Ski Champions competition will be held in Val d’Isère, France, and 15-year-old Canadian Brianna Macdonald will be there.
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You may have noticed a certain Academy Award winner on the cover of this issue of Jewellery Business. From the moment Kate Winslet tipped her wide-brimmed hat upward in Titanic and revealed her character, Rose DeWitt Bukater, she’s remained one of Hollywood’s most celebrated leading ladies.
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Watch brand Longines has inked a long-term deal that will see it the official timekeeping partner of Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI).
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How does Longines celebrate 180 years in business? Invite 180 celebrity guests, local politicians, journalists, and representatives of the Swatch Group to Saint-Imier, Switzerland, the village where it was founded.
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Tennis champ Jim Courier added another grand slam title of sorts to his resume after receiving Longines’ Prize for Elegance for his work with disadvantaged children.
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