Longines Conquest Calendar Ref. 9005 - Solid 18K Gold Case

£2,500.00
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  • Year: 1956.

  • Movement: Automatic longines Calibre 19ASD with date window.

  • Case Size: 35mm.

  • Dial: Silver dial with art deco and arrow head markers.

  • Crystal: Acrylic crystal.

  • Strap: Tan Longines leather strap.

  • This watch is sold as watch only, which is typical for vintage timepieces. We place greater value on condition, originality, and overall integrity than on whether a box or papers happen to be present. Many vintage watches have lost their packaging over time, and we don’t believe in inflating prices with non-original extras.

    If a watch does include genuine box and papers, this will always be clearly noted in the description. All purchases come with bespoke Watts On Watches packaging and full purchase documentation.

  • Every watch we sell is fully inspected and professionally serviced to meet our exacting standards. We stand by the quality of our stock, which is why every purchase comes with a 12-month warranty as standard.

  • Year: 1956.

  • Movement: Automatic longines Calibre 19ASD with date window.

  • Case Size: 35mm.

  • Dial: Silver dial with art deco and arrow head markers.

  • Crystal: Acrylic crystal.

  • Strap: Tan Longines leather strap.

  • This watch is sold as watch only, which is typical for vintage timepieces. We place greater value on condition, originality, and overall integrity than on whether a box or papers happen to be present. Many vintage watches have lost their packaging over time, and we don’t believe in inflating prices with non-original extras.

    If a watch does include genuine box and papers, this will always be clearly noted in the description. All purchases come with bespoke Watts On Watches packaging and full purchase documentation.

  • Every watch we sell is fully inspected and professionally serviced to meet our exacting standards. We stand by the quality of our stock, which is why every purchase comes with a 12-month warranty as standard.

The Longines Conquest Calendar Ref. 9005 is one of the most refined vintage dress watches produced by the brand during the golden era of Swiss watchmaking. Introduced in the mid-1950s, the Conquest range marked Longines’ push toward premium materials and advanced mechanical engineering.

This example from 1956 features a solid 18K yellow gold case housing the automatic Calibre 19ASD with date complication—a movement known for its reliability and smooth operation. The silver dial, adorned with a mix of art deco numerals and arrowhead markers, captures the understated elegance of the period. On the caseback sits the iconic blue enamel Conquest medallion, a hallmark of the model and a testament to its originality.

Key Features

  • Reference: 9005

  • Year: 1956

  • Material: Solid 18K yellow gold case, 35 mm

  • Movement: Automatic Longines Calibre 19ASD with date

  • Dial: Silver with art deco numerals and arrowhead markers

  • Crystal: Acrylic

  • Strap: Tan Longines leather strap

  • Caseback: Blue enamel Conquest medallion

A Word on Condition
This watch remains in excellent vintage condition with well-preserved case lines and a clear, sharp medallion on the caseback. The dial is clean and original, showing only gentle patina consistent with age. The movement has been fully inspected and serviced to our exacting standards.

Why Buy This Watch

  • Solid 18K Gold Case: A premium specification uncommon in 1950s Longines watches.

  • Early Conquest History: Part of the inaugural generation that established the Conquest as a flagship Longines model.

  • Iconic Design: Classic mid-century proportions, enamel medallion caseback, and elegant marker layout.

  • Collectability: The Conquest Calendar is increasingly recognised as a hidden gem in the vintage dress watch market.

  • Our Position on Provenance: We place greater emphasis on condition, originality, and authenticity than on whether a vintage watch retains its box or papers. However, this watch is sold with our full documentation and bespoke Watts On Watches packaging.