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Versatile size: fits most wrists (6–7.5 in / 15–19 cm)
38.5 mm case. The sweet spot for the broadest range of wrist sizes. Neither too dainty nor too bold.
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Authentication
COSC certification text must appear on the dial; non-COSC Record variants exist and are a different reference.
Known issues in the market
- Dial does not show COSC certification text; the watch is a non-COSC Record variant being misrepresented as chronometer-certified.
- Papers do not include COSC certificate; the chronometer certification is a key part of the Record's value proposition.
- Rate has degraded from COSC standard on a used example; verify with a timing machine if chronometer accuracy is being represented.
| Area | What to check | What is correct | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| dial | COSC chronometer text | "Chronometer" or "COSC" text appears on the dial below the brand name; text is crisp and matches the font used in Longines Record documentation | Missing chronometer text on a watch sold as COSC certified; text that appears different from the Longines Record specification |
| caseback | Cal. L592.2 identification | Caseback shows L592.2 caliber designation; Longines finishing visible through exhibition caseback | Different caliber number than L592.2; non-Longines finishing on the movement |
| movement | Timing rate verification | Movement runs within COSC standard (-4/+6 seconds per day) when measured on a timing machine | Movement running outside COSC standard on a watch being sold as a COSC chronometer; any claim of certified accuracy without timing machine verification |
Common legitimate replacements
- Papers confirming COSC certification are a required component of the Record's value; missing papers reduce desirability significantly.
- The thin dress case is vulnerable to dents at the lugs; inspect lug joints carefully on any used example.
Expert resources: Longines.com Record page for COSC text specification. COSC website for understanding chronometer certification standards. Longines serial number database for production year verification.
Authentication guide
Last reviewed June 2026
The Record is Longines' COSC chronometer line with silicon components. The caseback carries the COSC certificate number; that engraving is the first authentication check.
Sources: Longines Record — official.
