Ladies Longines Watch: The Dolce Vita

Welcome to Watches and Beyond, where genuine, fine watches and other timepieces can be purchased for less. Take for example, another in a long line of inspired Longines design groups, the Dolce Vita. This ladies' Longines watch style sports a playful approach to form. One of many find ladies' diamond watches available for purchase here (sold in original packaging and including all papers and warranty card), the Dolce Vita melds the glamorous lines of the 1950s and the trim features found in 1930s design, while evoking all that "dolce vita" signifies-pure enjoyment of life!

Shop this and other ladies' Longines watch models available here. Note 18k gold or stainless steel, quartz movement, scratch resistant sapphire crystals, water-resistance, impeccable detail, extended power reserve, and many other features that have made Longines one of the most respected names in watch-making for generations. Read more about Longines or explore Watches and Beyond. Please contact us if you would like assistance from our friendly staff with your next gold watch purchase.

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Since 1832, Longines has been making watches from its home base in St. Imier, Switzerland in an area called "Les Longines." For generations Longines has been part of the sporting world, serving as official timekeeper at world championships.
The official Longines emblem is the winged hourglass, the oldest registered logo for a watch company.
Charles Lindbergh was a friend of a Longines director, and after his trans-Atlantic flight, Lindbergh designed a watch that would help with air navigation. This watch is still being produced today.
Longines has timed the Tour de France and the Olympic Games many times. Numerous inventions and improvements to Longines men's and ladies' diamond watches, sports watches and other models are a direct result of its partnership with world sporting events.
Longines was the first watch manufacturer to introduce an LCD display to the market. The company also introduced the thinnest quartz watch in 1979, setting a world record.