Archery

As the Official Partner and Timekeeper of the World Archery Federation, Longines plays a key role in timing the competitors and presenting the results for all the contests in the Archery World Cup and in the Archery World Championships. In the context of the 2019 Archery World Championships, which took place in the Dutch city of s'Hertogenbosch from June 10-16, 2019, Official Partner and Timekeeper Longines presented recurve winners Lei Chien-Ying (TWN) and Brady Ellison (USA), as well as compound winners Natalia Avdeeva (RUS) and James Lutz (USA) with elegant Longines timepieces.

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The sport of Archery represents the values cherished by Longines – Tradition, Elegance and Performance. To succeed, the athletes must master bow and arrow through concentration, balance, and accuracy. The Swiss watch brand is thus proud to serve as the Official Partner and Timekeeper of the Archery World Cup season since 2008. The tour started in April in Shanghai, China then visited Antalya, Turkey and Salt Lake City, USA. At the fourth and last stage of the Archery World Cup in Berlin, Germany, 32 elite athletes earner their tickets to the Samsun 2018 Archery World Cup Final.

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From October 15-22, in Mexico City took place the Archery World Championships, of which the Swiss watch brand in the Official Partner and Timekeeper. As such, the brand presented elegant Longines watches to the winners in the compound category, Sébastien Peineau (FRA) and Song Yun Soo (South Korea), as well as in the recurve category, Im Dong Hyun (South Korea) and Ksenia Perova (Russia) in recognition of their remarkable performance.

A model from the Conquest collection has been chosen as the Official Watch for the 2017 Archery World Championships. This chronograph, featuring a sunray b...

Over the entire Archery World Cup season, starting with the first event in China – followed by three other stages in Antalya, Turkey; Salt Lake City, USA; and Berlin, Germany – the world's best archers in each of the four competition categories tried to qualify for the coveted final, taking place this year in Rome. Joined by one host nation representative, in total 32 athletes took part in this highlight event of the international archery calendar.

In the compound category, USA’s Braden Gellenthien and Colombia’s Sarah Lopez claimed the 2017 World Cup title, while South Korea’s Kim Wooji...