Longines Conquest Automatic Blue Dial NOS Ref. 1571 – A 1970s Time Capsule
A perfect blend of precision, craftsmanship, and bold 1970s aesthetics, the Longines Conquest Ref. 1571 is a remarkable vintage timepiece that remains New Old Stock (NOS)—a true rarity in today’s market. Featuring a vibrant blue linen-textured dial, unpolished case, and original leather strap, this watch is a pristine example of Longines' commitment to timeless design and high-performance mechanics.
A Study in 1970s Elegance
Encased in a sharp, unpolished 37mm stainless steel case, the Longines Conquest exudes a confident presence on the wrist. The deep blue linen dial, untouched by time, adds an extra layer of texture and sophistication, reflecting light beautifully at different angles. Complementing the dial, crisp silver indices and hands ensure excellent readability while maintaining the watch’s sleek, refined look.
Adding to its authenticity and collectibility, this timepiece retains its original black leather strap, secured with a Longines-signed steel buckle, an essential detail that enhances its factory-fresh appeal.
Precision in Motion
Inside this Conquest beats the Longines Calibre L633.1 automatic movement, a high-beat caliber running at 28,800 vibrations per hour—a testament to Longines’ pursuit of accuracy and performance. Recently serviced, the movement operates flawlessly, ensuring that this watch is not just a collector’s piece but also a reliable daily wearer.
Specifications:
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Reference: 1571
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Case Material: Stainless Steel (Unpolished)
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Case Size: 37mm
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Movement: Longines Calibre L633.1, automatic, high-beat (28,800 vph)
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Dial: Blue linen-textured dial with applied silver indices
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Crystal: Acrylic
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Strap: Original black leather strap with Longines steel buckle
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Condition: New Old Stock (NOS), untouched, fully serviced
Why This Watch?
The Longines Conquest Ref. 1571 is a true collector’s gem—a New Old Stock vintage watch with a striking blue dial, sharp unpolished case, and high-beat movement. Whether worn as a statement of vintage refinement or preserved as a rare 1970s time capsule, this Conquest stands as a testament to Longines’ legacy of precision and enduring style.
