At the scene of the global launch event of the Comcast VHP watch, guests were able to temporarily withdraw from the highly connected modern world: as smartphones cannot be brought into the Neuchatel Observatory, guests will Completely immersed in the live experience. Under the observatory’s glass dome, a temporary museum opens its doors to guests, describing Longines’ technological innovations and achievements in history. The guests accompanied the explanation and proceeded slowly until they walked into a veritable exhibition hall and saw the true content of the V.H.P. At the same time, there is also an interactive space outside the observatory, where guests can appreciate and try on the models at close range, and interact with Longines’ global management team to end this wonderful journey.

   The development history of Longines in the field of quartz timing has always been accompanied by technological innovation and achievements. In 1954, Longines created the first quartz clock and quickly set a record of timing accuracy at the Neuchatel Observatory in Switzerland. This ‘Chronocinégines’ timekeeping device, which made history in the field of timekeeping, is equipped with this quartz clock. The device can take 100 frames per second, and mark the time recorded by the quartz clock on each frame of the image, so that the timing accuracy is as high as 1/100 second, and the referee can clearly track the moment when the athlete crosses the finish line. In 1969, Longines relied on its superb technology to create the ‘Ultra-Quartz’ watch. In 1984, Longines launched the Concas V..P. Watch. Its quartz movement set a new record for accuracy at the time.

   Today, Longines launches the new Concas V.H.P. watch, which continues the glorious history symbolized by the flying wing hourglass logo. This watch is equipped with an exclusive movement developed by ETA for Longines. This exclusive movement is known for its outstanding travel time accuracy, with an error of only ± 5 seconds per year. At the same time, it uses a GPD (Gear Position Detection) system to reset the hands after the watch is affected by vibration or magnetic fields. In addition to these attractive features, the movement is also equipped with extremely long battery life and perpetual calendar function. The new watch combines precision technology and sports aesthetics, continuing the essence of the Concas series as a sports watch series of Longines. Compared with the shortcomings of smart watches, such as the fluctuations in time and battery life, the Concas V.H.P. watch has also become a new benchmark for ultra-high-precision watches in its unique way.

   This stainless steel watch is available in a variety of styles, including a three-hand calendar with a case diameter of 41 or 43 mm, and a chronograph with a case diameter of 42 or 44 mm. The chronograph watch indicates hours, minutes and seconds, a 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock, a 12-hour counter at 9 o’clock, and a 60-second chronograph hand at the center of the dial. Each watch is adjusted with an electronic crown. The E.O.L. display will signal when the battery is about to run out. Concas V.H.P. watches are available in blue, carbon black, silver, black and other dial styles.

Slim and simple, minimalist and pure: The Slim d’ Hermès series adds a new Hermès platinum watch.

The simple all-blue design of the Slim d’ Hermès platinum perpetual calendar watch instantly caught everyone’s attention. Lightweight and elegant fonts for slim series. The dial is designed with date, month, dual time and leap year indications. The moon phase window at 3 o’clock is decorated with aventurine glass sky background and decorated with ‘hanging’ mother-of-pearl moon. The elegant, easy-to-read dial contrasts with the rare platinum case.

Hermès self-made H1950 ultra-thin movement demonstrates the superb craftsmanship of fine watchmaking, and is equipped with the ‘perpetual calendar’ function, one of the most demanding complex functions in fine watchmaking technology. The reliable ‘mechanical memory’ technology can ensure that the calendar automatically adjusts the duration of 30 or 31 days per month, and at the same time takes into account February 29, which occurs every four years due to leap years. The entire calendar function does not need to be manually proofread. In addition, the hand-chamfered fine-grained movement decorated with the letter ‘H’ also features day / night, dual time, and moon phase indication, but its overall thickness is only 4 mm. Through the sapphire crystal case back, you can admire every technical detail of this exquisite movement.

Hermès has integrated various watchmaking processes into this new slim platinum perpetual calendar watch. The dazzling case is perfectly equipped with a number of mechanical complications, and at the same time shows the superb skills of the craftsmen who make the case and dial, while the deep blue crocodile leather strap adopts impeccable leather craftsmanship for the entire wrist. The table design came to a successful end.

Hermes self-winding ultra-thin movement H195
Module Agenhor
30 mm diameter (13 1/4 cents)
Thickness 2.6 mm (movement) + 1.4 mm (module)
42-hour power reserve
29 jewels (movement) + 3 (module)
21600 beats per hour / 3 Hz
Splint with hand-chamfering and letter ‘H’
Unique characteristics
Hours, minutes, moon phases, second time zone, day / night indicator, perpetual calendar

Case

Shape / Size Round, 39.5 mm diameter
Material Platinum
Crystal anti-glare mirror and case back
Water resistant to 30 meters
Dial blue, silver transfer Arabic numerals

Strap
Mother-of-pearl moon, aventurine glass sky back
Depth of field blue crocodile skin