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In 1832, Swiss watchmaker Auguste Agassiz formed a partnership with two other watchmakers.
Together, the three set to run the Raiguel Jeune et Cie comptoir, which would later gradually become the Agassiz comptoir, or the Agassiz factory. The watch parts were all produced domestically, meticulously created in workshops by highly skilled craftsmen, before they were assembled, and finally distributed by Augusted Agassiz himself. The comptoir’s watches are all ancestors of the Longines watches we know and love today.
Together, the three set to run the Raiguel Jeune et Cie comptoir, which would later gradually become the Agassiz comptoir, or the Agassiz factory. The watch parts were all produced domestically, meticulously created in workshops by highly skilled craftsmen, before they were assembled, and finally distributed by Augusted Agassiz himself. The comptoir’s watches are all ancestors of the Longines watches we know and love today.
 | Longines has been based at Saint-Imier in Switzerland since 1832. Its watchmaking expertise reflects a strong devotion to tradition, elegance and performance.With many years of experience as a timekeeper for world championships in sport or as a partner of international sports federations, Longines – famous for the elegance of its timepieces – is a member of the Swatch Group Ltd, the world’s leading manufacturer of horological products. The brand known by its winged hourglass logo now has outlets in over 140 countries. We take a look back to Longines’ journey from 1832 to 1984 before it became popular until today. Until now, Longines has remained its expertise in watchmaking and reflected its slogan “Elegance is an attitude” #LonginesHeritage #MuseumsAndChill To find out more, visit www.longines.co.th Facebook: Facebook.com/LonginesTH |
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