LONGINES CONQUEST CALENDAR 9005-7-15

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Longines

Conquest Calendar

9005-7-15

circa 1957

Longines Calibre 19ASD – automatic with date

19

18,000 A/h

approx. 45 hours

18K yellow gold (750)

35 mm (excluding crown)

Domed plexiglass

Screw-down solid gold with cobalt-blue enamel medallion “Longines Automatic Waterproof” (waves and stars motif)

Champagne-gold with 16 diamond hour markers, date at 3 o’clock, “Conquest Calendar” inscription

Gold dauphine

Original Longines solid 18K gold bracelet with engraved geometric motif and integrated clasp

20.5 cm

approx. 112 grams

Excellent; original dial and enamel medallion in superb condition; movement operational, service recommended for regular use

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State gift from King Saud ibn al Aziz Al Saud to physiotherapist Ludwig Halter, 1957

Elegant and historically important, this Longines Conquest Calendar Ref. 9005-7-15 in 18K yellow gold was produced around 1957 and represents one of the most luxurious executions of the iconic Conquest line. The champagne dial, adorned with sixteen brilliant-cut diamonds as hour markers and a date window at 3 o’clock, is balanced by gold dauphine hands and the signature “Conquest Calendar.” The solid-gold screw-down caseback features the famous blue enamel medallion with stars and waves, emblematic of Longines’ 1950s craftsmanship. Powered by the reliable Longines Calibre 19ASD automatic movement, this watch combines refined Swiss engineering with elegant aesthetics. The original solid-gold Longines bracelet with geometric engraving and integrated clasp adds both presence and rarity. According to documentation and reports from the German newspaper Schwarzwälder Bote, this piece was presented in 1957 by King Saud ibn al Aziz Al Saud to physiotherapist Ludwig Hal