The Longines Spirit Flyback collection returns with a nod to the brand's storied history in aviation, bringing two stunning new models in stainless steel with accents of 18-carat yellow or rose gold. Longines first introduced the flyback complication in 1925, a revolutionary feature designed for pilots, enabling quick resets with a single push of the pusher-ideal for timing consecutive intervals in the sky. These latest models carry this legacy forward with technical finesse and vintage appeal, combining modern performance with heritage-inspired design.
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