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LONGINES ULTRA-CHRON
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ULTRA-CHRON’s unique tune.
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Pioneering accuracy
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The rebirth of an icon

The new high-frequency movement guarantees higher precision and profits from
Longines’ rich heritage of producing high-beat movements for over 100 years.
Inspired by the original Longines Ultra-Chron Diver of 1968, the new model
reflects the iconic design codes of its ancestor.

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1914
In 1914, Longines developed its first high-frequency movement for a stopwatch to
measure 1/10th of a second.
Longines has more than 100 years of expertise in the field of high-frequency
timepieces
Two years afterwards, in 1916, Longines built a stopwatch oscillating at a ten
times higher frequency, indicating 1/100th of a second. Originally used for
professional timekeeping activities at sporting events, high-frequency movements
offer several advantages: - They are able to time events to 1/10th or 1/100th of
a second - They are more resistant to external shocks - Increasing the frequency
may serve to improve the accuracy
More than 100 years of expertise in the field of high-frequency timepieces
1959

Calibre 360
In 1959, Longines achieved a breakthrough in precision watchmaking
The engineers in Saint-Imier developed the World's first high-frequency movement
(5Hz) for a wristwatch. Named calibre 360, it is an Observatory Chronometer of
highest precision. The calibre 360 was in 1961 the most accurate watch at the
Neuchâtel Observatory chronometry competition.
1967
Longines has more than 100 years of expertise in the field of high-frequency
timepieces
Longines’ watchmakers introduced in 1967 a timepiece more accurate than a
chronometer: THE LONGINES ULTRA-CHRON
Shortly afterwards, they drew a sporty version of the Longines Ultra-Chron: A
diver’s watch with a bright-red minute hand that was waterproof to 200 meters.
Introduced in 1968, it was the first high-frequency diving watch, and probably
the most accurate.
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1914
In 1914, Longines developed its first high-frequency movement for a stopwatch to
measure 1/10th of a second.
Longines has more than 100 years of expertise in the field of high-frequency
timepieces
Two years afterwards, in 1916, Longines built a stopwatch oscillating at a ten
times higher frequency, indicating 1/100th of a second. Originally used for
professional timekeeping activities at sporting events, high-frequency movements
offer several advantages: - They are able to time events to 1/10th or 1/100th of
a second - They are more resistant to external shocks - Increasing the frequency
may serve to improve the accuracy
More than 100 years of expertise in the field of high-frequency timepieces
1959

Calibre 360
In 1959, Longines achieved a breakthrough in precision watchmaking
The engineers in Saint-Imier developed the World's first high-frequency movement
(5Hz) for a wristwatch. Named calibre 360, it is an Observatory Chronometer of
highest precision. The calibre 360 was in 1961 the most accurate watch at the
Neuchâtel Observatory chronometry competition.
1967
Longines has more than 100 years of expertise in the field of high-frequency
timepieces
Longines’ watchmakers introduced in 1967 a timepiece more accurate than a
chronometer: THE LONGINES ULTRA-CHRON
Shortly afterwards, they drew a sporty version of the Longines Ultra-Chron: A
diver’s watch with a bright-red minute hand that was waterproof to 200 meters.
Introduced in 1968, it was the first high-frequency diving watch, and probably
the most accurate.
High-frequency "in house" movement
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The new Longines Ultra-Chron, ticking at 10 beats a second.

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Listen to the amplified performance of the Longines Ultra-Chron’s unique tune.
The ultra resistant watch
the new Longines Ultra-Chron is inspired by the 1968 model
The new Longines Ultra-Chron is inspired by the aesthetics codes as well as the
professional dive features of the 1968 model. it features a unidirectional
rotating bezel as well as a screwed in caseback and crown. it also offers great
legibility and is water resistant to 30 bar (300 meters).
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The Longines Ultra-Chron instantly recognizable 43mm case
Cushion shaped steel case is fitted with a diving bezel that boasts a sapphire
insert with luminescent accents.

A model highly resistant to shocks and water pressure
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Sapphire anti-reflective coating multi-layers on both sides
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Unidirectional bezel with sapphire insert
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Water resistant to 30bar
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Stainless steel
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Rhodium-plated indexes with Super-Luminova®
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Black grained dial
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Original applied "ultra-Chron" logo on the dial

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LONGINES ULTRA-CHRON
STAINLESS STEEL BRACELET


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LEATHER STRAP


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Longines Ultra-chron
The new model reflects the iconic design codes of its 1968 ancestor.

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Iconic design and aesthetic appeal for this Longines Ultra-Chron 2022
Distinctive red minute hand

The new Longines Ultra-Chron will evoke an emotional response from any watch
afficionado who is passionate about the iconic timepieces from one of
watchmaking's most innovative eras.

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Both minute and hour hands are coated with Super-LumiNova® for optimal
legibility.
It will also win over new enthusiasts who will be thrilled to wear a bit of
horological history on their wrists.
The eye-catching black grained dial features a white minute track with
alternating Super-LumiNova® coated batons and rhodium plated appliques. The
original Ultra-Chron logo is proudly applied on the dial and embossed on the
caseback. The new ultra-Chron has a distinctive red minute hand which, like the
hour hand, is coated with Super-LumiNova® for optimal legibility.
The black grained dial
HIGH FREQUENCY MOVEMENTS
Get closer to the watch to discover the high frequency movements
Hold to hear
Full video