Longines · Family: DolceVita
The Longines DolceVita L5.767.4.71.6 is the house's rectangular dress watch in its large size: a 28.20 × 47.00 mm steel case, silver flinqué dial, automatic Calibre L592 with around 45 hours of reserve, and a steel bracelet. The DolceVita collection, launched in 1997, is Longines' homage to 1950s Italian elegance. Cazador has no verified price observations for this reference yet (n=0).
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Longines launched the DolceVita collection in 1997, taking its name from Fellini's celebrated film and the spirit of 1950s Italian elegance. The rectangular form was nothing new for the house: its shaped watches of the twenties and thirties rank among the most elegant in the Saint-Imier archive.
In a market dominated by round sports cases, the DolceVita established itself as one of the few accessibly priced rectangulars with real continuity, becoming a quiet pillar of the Longines catalog alongside the sports and heritage lines.
The L5.767.4.71.6 is the large version with automatic mechanics: a 28.20 × 47.00 mm case, a silver flinqué dial — a fine wave guilloché that plays with the light — and the L592 calibre with date. The steel bracelet with triple safety clasp completes a package built to last in the dress rotation.
In Cazador's catalog it opens Longines' rectangular dress branch, complementing the Spirit, Master, HydroConquest, and Legend Diver already covered: the formal classic face of one of Swiss watchmaking's best value-for-money brands.
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It's a fine guilloché finish of waves engraved beneath the surface, traditional in classic watchmaking, giving texture and light play to the silver dial.
This reference is automatic, with the Longines Calibre L592 at 28,800 vph and around 45 hours of reserve; the DolceVita collection also includes quartz versions in smaller sizes.
From Fellini's "La Dolce Vita" (1960) and the Italian elegance of that era; Longines launched the collection in 1997 as its shaped dress line.
Splashes only: 30 meters (3 bar). Like any rectangular dress watch, swimming and immersion should be avoided.
Since 1832, in Saint-Imier, Switzerland. Its historical archive and winged-hourglass logo are among the oldest in continuous use in watchmaking.