Longines Conquest Ultronic Day-Date 6332

Longines Conquest Ultronic Day-Date 6332

This Longines Conquest Ultronic Ref. 6332 is pure '70s tech: a stainless steel cushion case that sits on the wrist like a mini TV, combined with a 300 Hz tuning fork movement. This means no ticking, but rather a quiet hum and a buttery smooth second sweep.

The silver-and-white "bullseye" dial offers maximum legibility, and the day-date window takes care of the rest of the office routine. Tritium blocks and angular hands provide subtle retro luminescence. The movement—Longines Cal. 6332, ESA 9164—adjusts the date every half-second and runs with quartz precision without being quartz. The watch was tested with a new battery; the humming sound is clean.

Signs of wear? Yes, especially on the satin-finished sides and the glass. But that's exactly what an Ultron tool look needs. It used to be waterproof, but today it's rain-resistant, no showering. If you're looking for mechanical romance, this isn't the place for you, but if you want to bridge the gap between vintage and high-tech, this is the right place.

Brand: Longines

Model: Conquest Ultronic Day-Date

Reference: 6332

Caliber: Longines 6332 (ESA 9164-based), tuning fork 300 Hz, 13 jewels

Case: stainless steel, cushion case, screwed back

Diameter: approx. 36 mm (without crown)

Lug-to-Lug: approx. 41 mm

Height: approx. 12 mm

Crown: fluted, Longines signature

Glass: Mineral

Dial: silver/white bullseye, tritium blocks, day-date at 3 o'clock

Strap: black leather, 18 mm, pin buckle (aftermarket)

Year of construction: approx. 1973–1975

Condition: honest signs of wear, dial clean, movement hums stable with new battery

Special features: tuning fork sweep, bilingual day-date, distinctive 70s cushion case