Longines has unveiled its first monopusher chronograph in the Longines Master Collection. Continuing the company's chronograph tradition dating back to the early 20th century, it features a pulsometer and a hand-wound column-wheel chronograph movement, Cal. L799.5. Two models are available: frosted blue and silver opaline.
The Longines Master Collection Chrono Monopusher is inspired by chronographs from the early 20th century.
In June 2026, Longines completely revamped its "Longines Master Collection," adding the collection's first-ever monopusher chronograph. The dial features a barleycorn finish and is available in two colors: frosted blue and silver opaline.
The inspiration for this new model comes from chronographs produced by the company in the early 20th century. In 1911, the company released one of the earliest monopusher chronographs designed for wristwatches, and in 1913, they released the Cal. 13.33Z, known as the world's first miniature chronograph movement. This new model incorporates this history into the modern Longines Master Collection.
The 41mm diameter stainless steel case features a new case structure and concave bezel common to the current Longines Master collection. A pulse meter is positioned around the outer edge of the dial to measure pulse and read heart rate. Start, stop, and reset operations are performed using a pusher integrated into the crown, and the heart rate can be calculated by stopping it after counting 30 beats after starting. This is a function that was once used by doctors and nurses, and it is also a detail that shapes the classic design of this watch.
A refreshing frosted blue dial model. It features a barleycorn finish in the center and a pulsometer around the outer edge. Manual winding (Cal. L799.5). 28,800 vibrations/hour. Power reserve approximately 68 hours. Stainless steel case (41.00mm diameter, 12.60mm thickness). 3 ATM water resistance. ¥562,100 (tax included).
The dial features a barleycorn finish in the center, a snail finish on the sub-dials, and a sandblasted finish on the outer edge, creating a variety of textures. The frosted blue model is paired with rhodium-colored applied Arabic numeral indices and hands, while the silver opaline model features rose gold-colored applied Arabic numerals and hands.
A warm silver opaline dial model. The indices and hands are uniformly rose gold in color. Manual winding (Cal. L799.5). 28,800 vibrations/hour. Power reserve of approximately 68 hours. Stainless steel case (diameter 41.00mm, thickness 12.60mm). 3 ATM water resistance. 562,100 yen (tax included).
Equipped with Longines' renowned hand-wound Cal.L799.5 movement, it boasts excellent magnetic resistance thanks to its silicon balance spring. Furthermore, it offers a practical power reserve of approximately 68 hours. The chronograph mechanism, controlled by a column wheel, can also be admired through the transparent case back.
