A dial made entirely of opal — dozens of fragments fitted together like a mosaic, flashing blue, green and sudden fire-orange as the light shifts, framed by a bright diamond set bezel and a softly brushed, satin-silver bracelet. This is Longines at its most extravagant: the 1970s, when the great Swiss houses turned dials into gemstone canvases and let the stone do the talking — no numerals, no markers, nothing allowed to compete with the opal. What we love is that no two angles ever look the same; it's less a watch face than a small shifting sky on the wrist.
For someone with the quiet confidence to wear something this ‘alive’.
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