Longines Conquest-Automatic-Steel and Solid Gold 18 k - Men - 1995

Longines Conquest, probably a watch belonging to the "golden Eagle" collection, at least judging by the case back Automatic.
Model Stunning, in Steel and 18 k Gold (18k gold bezel tested at about 7 grams).
The strap is also in steel and gold, but in this case the gold is plated.
Indices in gold and date window.
Original bracelet and logoed.
Original box present, only missing the support that held the watch inside the box, but it is a feature not tied to the watch but to the box; I will insert a support block for the shipment, which will prevent shocks and protect the watch, I wanted to reassure potential buyers.
There is an inscription on the case, besides Lingines E.F.C.O., there is an S and a number that appears to be 100, at the far right and left ends of the case, probably referring to the meters/feet of depth it can reach in diving, but I am new to the Longines world and I don’t yet know the symbolism.
The size is about 37 mm, and the watch has a substantial weight, it weighs 105 g.
Satin-brushed steel and mirror-polished to a very high quality, a super smooth feel to the touch, which under certain light reflections takes on blue hues.
Adjacent to the crown, an additional piece of steel makes it wider at that point, almost 38 mm.
Very few signs of wear, very superficial, visible in photos, the glass practically pristine.
A general cleaning of the strap is advised, since it is a piece from the mid-1990s it has its years, and even if used perhaps once or twice, some deposits/residue of dust between the grooves of the strap may be present.
The watch works very well, but may require lubrication/cleaning, I haven’t tested long-term water resistance, but it may not require any treatment; I always mention it to avoid disputes.
Fashion today is fully embracing the influences of the 1990s—music, styles, and also accessories—and therefore this watch, in my opinion, is very current.