Longines adds blue editions to its Spirit Pilot and Flyback lines.

Longines introduced matte-blue versions of the 39 mm Spirit Pilot and 39.5 mm Spirit Pilot Flyback, each offered on a steel bracelet or matching blue strap.

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Source published 24 Sept 2026 · Briefing published 25 September 2026

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The three-hand model uses the automatic, COSC-certified Calibre L888.4 with a silicon balance spring and 72-hour reserve. The manual-wind Flyback uses the column-wheel Calibre L792.4 with 68 hours of reserve and the same chronometer certification.

US pricing starts at $2,700 for the Spirit Pilot on rubber and $5,250 for the Flyback on rubber; bracelet versions are listed at $3,100 and $5,550 respectively. Both cases are rated to 100 metres.

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