Scott Brash Jumps In and Rides Off with the Grand Prize

The Longines CSIO St. Gallen 2025 once again underscored its stature as a pillar of the global equestrian calendar.

Held from 29 May to 1 June, the prestigious Swiss event delivered four days of outstanding sport, elegance, and tradition, all under the patronage of Longines, the Title Partner and Official Timekeeper.

Sunday’s highlight was the Longines Grand Prix of Switzerland, which saw British rider Scott Brash and his remarkable mount, Hello Jefferson, claim victory in a breathtaking jump-off.

Competing against an elite field of international contenders, Brash’s performance was a masterclass in precision and composure, securing him one of the sport’s most coveted titles.

In recognition of his exceptional ride, he was presented with a sophisticated Longines timepiece — a fitting tribute to excellence in horsemanship.

The event attracted a discerning audience of equestrian aficionados and connoisseurs of refined sport. From the energy of the crowds to the elegance of the competition, every element contributed to a celebration of world-class equestrianism.

As part of the event, Longines proudly presented the Official Watch of the Longines CSIO St. Gallen 2025, a distinguished chronograph from its Conquest collection.

Exuding bold character and understated luxury, this timepiece houses a proprietary self-winding mechanical movement enhanced with a silicon balance spring and components crafted from anti-magnetic materials.

Encased in a 42mm stainless steel frame and water-resistant to 10 bar (100 metres), the watch features a refined champagne sunray dial with rhodium-plated hands and is offered on a matching steel bracelet.

It is also available with a choice of dial colours and interchangeable rubber straps, seamlessly blending sportiness with timeless style; ideal for both equestrian events and everyday distinction.