Longines Master Collection Annual Calendar Chronograph L2.673.4.92.0

The Longines Master Collection Annual Calendar Chronograph L2.673.4.92.0 watch integrates multiple functions such as day of the week, calendar, month, moon phase, 24-hour display and timing. It is called by watch friends because there are 8 hands on the dial. Eight-needle moon phase". The "eight-hand moon phase" watch has two sizes of 40mm and 42mm. For those who like traditional formal watches or watch lovers with smaller wrist circumferences, 40mm is a good choice, while the 42mm watch is more suitable for pursuing an extensive and bold style. Worn by your watch friends.

The stainless steel case is fully polished, which is also the standard treatment for formal watches, and the color is very delicate from all angles. We can see that there is a hidden button at 10 o'clock on the case. This button is used to adjust the day of the week. Pressing the day of the week with the adjusting hand will move forward one day. Of course, those who don't have the needle to adjust the watch can use other sharp objects instead, such as toothpicks and needles https://www.twatchclone.ru.

This watch is not the first full-calendar moon phase chronograph launched by Longines. The previous "eight-hand moon phase" was a wheat ear pattern white dial with blue steel hands, while this watch uses a blue radial pattern dial and silver hands. The overall design is younger and more textured. The 6 o'clock position on the dial is the moon phase indicator and the 9-hour cumulative chronograph. The 9 o’clock position is the 24-hour chronograph and small seconds. The 12 o’clock position is equipped with a 30-minute chronograph. The rectangular window in the center of the dial is used for display. The day of the week and the month, and the date are indicated by a central pointer with a half-moon shape at the end. Although there are many functions, the coordinated layout will not dazzle people. The Longines Masters series full calendar moon phase chronograph is equipped with the L687 automatic chronograph movement, which is also the exclusive movement specially developed for Longines by the Swatch Group.