Collection: Longines Record Women’s Watches

Longines Record watches combine a classic appearance with chronometer focused mechanical movements. Browse the women's selection to compare sizes and dial styles.

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Classic style and accuracy

Longines Record has a traditional appearance with a focus on mechanical movements and chronometer performance. The dials are generally clean, so the case, markers and bracelet or strap do much of the visual work. There are different sizes and finishes across the references, and the certification should be checked on the individual watch.

Read the movement details carefully if accuracy certification is important to you. A chronometer designation refers to a tested standard, but the precise certification and specification belong to the model, not a general statement about every watch. Consider the case size and thickness as well, particularly if you want an everyday watch with a dressier look. The Master Collection is worth comparing if you prefer more varied dial complications.

See the Master Collection for that different approach.

Frequently asked questions

What does chronometer mean on a Longines Record watch?

Chronometer certification means the movement has met specified accuracy tests. Check the reference for the certification details, as the label relates to a tested standard rather than a general promise that every watch runs identically.

Are Longines Record watches automatic?

The Record collection is associated with automatic mechanical movements and chronometer certification. Check the exact reference for the movement details and certification.

How is the Longines Record different from the Master Collection?

Record is a classic mechanical Longines range associated with chronometer-certified designs, while Master Collection is a classically styled family of automatic mechanical watches, including complications.