King Hussein Longines — Delivered to Russia

King Hussein of Jordan (1935-1999) was known not only as a statesman but as a man of refined taste — a licensed pilot, motorcyclist, and collector of fine watches. The Swiss manufacturers competed to create special editions for the Hashemite court, and Golden Age has been fortunate to acquire several of these extraordinary pieces over our fifty-year history.

Our collection includes Longines watches bearing the royal Hashemite crest — timepieces that were produced in strictly limited quantities for presentation by the Royal Court. But the scope of our King Hussein collection extends to other manufacturers: Breitling (the Extremely Rare 1970 Navitimer Cosmonaute), Omega (the Royal Edition 1978), Christian Dior (the Royal Edition 1994), and Rotary. We also hold a Rare 1990 Montblanc Royal Twin Set and a Royal S.T. Dupont 1990 King Hussein Bin Talal Edition.

Russian collectors with an appreciation for military history will find our collection compelling. We hold watches bearing military crests from multiple nations — including pieces commissioned by the Saudi Land Forces, Iraqi Armed Forces, and Jordanian military. Our Rare 1912 Ottoman Empire Longines Pocket Watch carries particular significance given the historical connections between the Ottoman and Russian empires.

For collectors in Russian Federation, these pieces represent more than watches — they represent a direct connection to one of the most respected leaders of the 20th century. Russia has a deep and proud tradition of horology — from the legendary Poljot and Vostok factories to the sophisticated collectors of Moscow and Saint Petersburg who appreciate mechanical excellence. We authenticate through documented provenance, royal crest verification, and our deep expertise in Hashemite royal timepieces. Delivery to Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and throughout the Russian Federation with full insurance, premium packaging, and complete documentation.