"Fish symbol" refers to the "fish scale pattern" on the movement of Longines mechanical watch. The so-called "fish scale pattern" is the "mark" left by Longines watch in the process of polishing the blank movement. Because it is a circle next to a circle, it looks like a fish scale, so it is called "fish scale pattern", which can be used as a basis for judging authenticity. Of course, this basis is not unique, and it should be comprehensively identified by Geneva pattern, shock absorption and lettering.

Longines was founded in Sofia, Switzerland on 1832.

1867, Francillon established the first longines watch factory, produced the first pocket watch controlled by keys, and won the bronze medal in the global exhibition in Paris, France. The first Longines watch was born.

On May 1880, Longines Watch officially became a registered trademark in Switzerland, which is the oldest trademark in the Swiss watchmaking industry.

1969 once again took the lead in producing the world's first quartz watch. Another achievement of Longines watch is that it makes use of the characteristics of timely vibration to produce word skipping display, becoming the first timer with liquid crystal display.

1889 At 4 pm on May 27th, Longines Watch's flying wing hourglass trademark was officially registered in Bourne's Product Intellectual Property Office.

Longines flying wing hourglass trademark

The welfare certificate number is 2684. Since then, the flying wing hourglass has become a prominent image of Longines.