This is the watch that gave me the bug, and it was a gift from my wife on our wedding day... needless to say it will always be in my collection irrespective of any flaws. I love it!!
I own the Longines, I own a Orient Diver, a Seiko Diver and a Citizen Diver. All automatic. By far the Longines is the best watch of them all. Beside being the most accurate the Longjnes feels like better quality and looks like a watch of a higher category on the wrist. Never had any regret about buying this one.
Hey CG, I own a HC and it is my everyday watch. I've owned it for about 6 months now and love its uniqueness. I actually dive and it has been on my wrist on every dive since I purchased it.
Hey Mickey, thank for checking out the video and sharing your purchase. I'm glad to know you're enjoying it! The bracelet really is impressive quality.
My coworker has this watch, I have to say that esthetically I like it a lot, what annoys me about Longines is the 21mm lug with, I had a hard time finding straps for my old moon phase chrono and my buddy tells me he keeps it on the bracelet because he can't find "decent" 21mm straps. As always, your review was spot on! Thanks for sharing!
I agree D, the aesthetics are good, but so many other little annoying things. I don't know what the deal is with the odd numbered lug widths....from a design perspective..is 1mm in either direction really making THAT mush of a difference?! Hope you're doing well D! besos. xxx
I really enjoy my hydro-conquest watch from Longines. I like the blue sunburst dial. The bracelet is rather showy and accents the watch perfectly. People compliment me on my Longines watch often. The polished stainless steel is very shiny. Trust this watch it is 'eguipment' but looks good enough to take to dinner.
Oh I bet that blue looks fantastic in the sunlight! It is certainly equipment that can look the part at a dinner table. I appreciate you checking out the video!
A small note that is a sweet deal concerning this watch! The Eta of this watch was used by tissot to win the COSC with "le locle" as the best Chronometer I believe in 2012. Just makes this watch so much better!!!! I got mine last month amazing watch for the price
Watch this great review and took both the negative and positive aspects and ended up buying one. Very happy that I did, I think the piece is unique enough to stand on its own. Keep up the great work CG.
The ETA movement is customised, it runs at 7 beats per second instead of 8 giving it a 65 hour power reserve instead of the standard 40. It is also decorated and has a few other modifications that I can't remember off the top of my head.
great honest review. A really well made watch with the drawbacks you have highlighted which at this price point is unforgivable especially using pins instead of screws on an otherwise well made bracelet. Thanks for bringing this one to our attention
It really is well made, but as you point out, some of the short comings are a bit mind boggling when you consider that the price point is approaching 1,000 USD from a company with the resources and foundation that Longines have. I could almost forgive it a bit more from a micro-brand without the manufacturing experience, but from this brand....not so much.
Good review. I own the quartz model, which is the only watch I need. Beautiful looking and extremely accurate. Looks more expensive than it's price point.
Love that picture you posted at the end with your kids! Great, concise, matter-of-fact review. It doesn't bring enough "it" factor for me. Reminds me of my Squale GMT with the annoying 21mm lug width. WHY MUST THEY DO THAT?????
Beautiful watch and it does weigh a ton. I have this watch for more than a year and it works well so far. The caseback and the bracelet is something you don't see very often at this price point; they are super overbuilt! Longines is one of my favorite watch brands.
I love the hydroconquest and also appreciate the honest review, I think people are too sensitive about watches they like. I do have a question, how thick are your wrists? Would you recommend a 41mm or 39mm for a 7 inch wrist?
I guess the numerals have some Panerai Luminor reminiscence. Like Andy I'm not the biggest fan of them either, I'm more a topper dial person, but since I have both the Certina Action Diver, the Hydroconquest, and the Planet Ocean, the Longines numerals can be fun every once in awhile, to counterbalance other dial variations ! (I hope this makes sense)
It made 21mm my favourite strap /bracelet width. If 2mm is significant enough to give people a preference between 20mm and 22mm, then I don't think it's ridiculous for 1mm to make a difference in preference, too. It makes 20mm look and feel a bit thin to me and its doesn't bear as much of an 'over presence' as a 22mm. Maybe it's just my wrist size or personal preference but that is my preference: I like 21mm the best. The 2824 in it has obviously been super regulated and may have had significant parts replaced to achieve it's accuracy, and the consistency of that accuracy under various conditions (temperature, position, etc). It's really, really accurate. Mine has always kept averages, when tracked, of between +3.7s/d, when it was new, to -1.1s/d, tracked over fairly long periods, now that it is 2 years old. They are great. Really well made. Great fit and finish. BUT it is sooo a desk diver with that low profile bezel and I don't think you mentioned the 2 smooth, unknurled, sections, top and bottom, that interrupt the coin edge and seem to be done just to aesthetically conform to the lines and dimensions of the lugs. Which is a little bit weird. Lume is crap and I don't even know why they bothered with the expense of a diver's extension in the clasp. No one is ever going to use this as a tool watch 'in the drink'. I have loved owning and wearing it but now that I know a bit more about watches I would probably save for longer, stretch my budget a bit more, or part with it as a stepping stone towards putting more funds into buying an Oris Aquis or a watch made by Ball, instead. As a first Swiss watch, though, especially for how much you could pick one up for on the 2nd hand market, it would an excellent choice as it is a very rewarding and pleasureable watch to own.
Hello CG, great channel! ...and lovely review! I own watches from 'several' watch brands, after about 40 years of collecting and flipping and collecting and flipping again.... :) I do love the Longines brand and this model in particular. I owned the 39 mm quartz version as a beater watch and also have the 39 mm automatic blue dial model at this moment. Great Watch, which is very versatile as well. You are very much right about the push pins in the bracelet. I was rather disappointed when I saw that the first time, but I soon found out that the quality of the bracelet is still very good though. Thank you!
Thank you H. de Lacquedaire! I bet the 39mm quartz fits and wears perfectly. I can't argue with overall feel and quality of the bracelet, it really is fantastic...now if they could get rid of those push pins!
I'm a big fan of Longines, specially their pieces from last 5/6years but I tried this one and it desappointed me... is not that expensive but it is not cheap either and I felt like it was not superior to the Mako II. well, they have other watches that I do love. you pointed out greatly the main negative aspects. nice review of course ;)
Thank you Pedro! Longines does INDEED have several fantastic offerings. I myself think their heritage line is absolutely gorgeous. They've just has a bit of a miss with this one.
Spot on review, valid criticisms . I have owned the 39mm auto version for the last 4 years . The band width is 19 MM. which I find odd but I don't intend to put it on anything else anyway . And the crown guards are damn annoying but I love this watch nonetheless !
Thank you Jettender! I can certainly agree with you loving the watch and it's possible I was maybe a bit too critical, but there were just a few small things that got under my skin. I think the 39mm version would actually be an easier wear, but I wish they would have gone with more conventional lug widths!
I wear one daily..Blue 38MM,i love it..I tend to wear this and alternate w my Squale...I cant say one is better and I agree about the screw pins which even my Squale has .. You have the larger model and to me it just seemed to lay wrong on my arm so I opted for the smaller one..I think they made several variations of the Hyrdo,older ones even having embossed instead of ceramic bezels which IMO are way nicer.Nice review !
Thanks for checking out the video. I can def. understand going for the smaller one here and I actually bet it wears a bit bigger than the 38mm specs, but still comfy. This one certainly wears bigger than I think most people would be expecting at 41mm and just pushed it a bit too big in feel. It's a good looking piece, just not as finely finished as it could have been.
This watch had been in my EBay watch list for a few months. But following your timely review, I'm going to remove it. I agree with your observations. Thanks for the review CG.
I personally think just from viewing these that the crown guards would dishearten me from buying this, though after getting used to the oyster bracelets going to something like this won't be much of an issue but I just can't understand why they would not make them screw links... Great review and though I might not be a fan of this I can definitely appreciate the work that Longines put to make it. But that bezel was tilting me, the way it clicks just sounded cheap... Great vid CG! Thanks for the Humpday Boost LMAO
You're def. right. The crown guards do look great, but they can be a pain in the butt. I don't know why it doesn't have screw links, the bracelet really is NEARLY flawless and is probably one of the best bracelets i've ever worn. It feels incredibly secure and worth every penny.
CG very interesting to hear your thoughts on the Longines HydroConquest. My wife bought me one in January and last week the strap broke after perhaps 80 days of wear with the thin part marked up Longines in the middle of the strap (hidden when worn) has come away from the other side - hard to explain without a photo!
I really like the watch and am getting one for Christmas from my family. I've compared other pieces in the same price range and feel like I'm getting good value for my money. With some of the other brands I felt I had to settle for the watch I could afford and not the watch I liked the appearance of. Will let you know what I think after I've spent some time with it should you be willing to know. Thanks for the review
CG AWC Channel Hi happy 2017 and thanks for replying,I got the watch on Boxing Day and have worn it daily. I'm very happy so far,in Australia the recommended retail price seems to be $1600. I was able to get 25% off on Boxing Day and for me one of the best things about this watch is value for money. At this price point there will be some compromises on quality but Longines are giving a lot. The bracelet is very comfortable and fits me well. I agree that the crown could have been done better and is a bit awkward to use. It keeps good time for a mechanical watch and is consistently gaining 5 seconds a day and I've been adjusting it every couple of days. This is my first Swiss watch and I'm hooked,it's been a very enjoyable purchase and a wonderful gift from my family. Thanks for the great review. Regards Ian
I have skinny wrists myself but bought the 41mm. What makes it war so huge in my eyes is the design of the endlinks. They just look too massive. I put it on a strap and now it looks perfect. Also the lume on mine is horrible. Mine is a 2014 model..
I really can't believe how big it wears. I did war it on a leather and it was certainly more manageable. I wonder if they made a big change in the lume since 2014, the one on this one was pretty good. Thanks for checking out the video!
I've been looking for my first Longines and I have mixed feelings about this piece. The numerals have grown on me and I think the watch looks like a fun, funky piece to have on hand. Question about the lume: I've heard it is lackluster at best on this watch, yet you speak to the contrary. In your opinion, why do you think this view is held? Can you speak more to the lume's strength, longevity and application on the Hydroconquest?
Unfortunately, this watch ticks none of my boxes - I have yet to find a reason to buy a Hydroconquest, in fact a Longines in general. The only Longines watch that may get me triggered, is actually a Conquest V.H.P.! Not visually, but simply because I think the technical concept is great.
Always nice with other peoples point of views although I do not agree in many of yours. I think you must've soft hands since I do not find the shoulders sharp at all. I like the discrete red second hand tip not at all a design failure in my opinion. Cannot understand why you point out the case back as one of the coolest thing of the watch but hey you like red I like blue you know? But then you should try Chr. Wards Trident watches. Those case backs are seriously engraved and they are really nice watches as well. I own a Trident GMT Automatic (only automatics off course :)) myself and can highly recommend them they're awesome. Thank you for your review and greetings from Copenhagen, Denmark.
Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts. It's possible that the sharp edges are not the same across the many generations of the Hydroconquest. Over all I don't mind the design, I just don't find it eye catching for me personally. In some ways, I wanted a little more attention to detail from a company like Longines. As for the caseback, I thought it was very well done compared to others that simply go for the display back or plain case back. I do agree that C Ward has some phenomenal case backs! I have handled the tridents and they are great looking pieces that feel nice as well. I appreciate you checking out the video!
Ok here we go.... Love the case and bracelet.... Shame about the pins.... That's a no no in my book at this price.... I agree about that bezel.. Looks cheap and nasty... Love the dial... Don't reminds of the breitling Not fussed on the crown guards... Too space age looking for me... But overall a nice watch... 🤓 P.s. Good review cg 👍
Thank you Kash! The dial is certainly good looking, just too many misses in other departments. Brian pointed out the Asian competition in the same price range and I think comparable models crush this particular offering from Longines.
3 Orient Mako 2s or 1 Longines Hydroconquest? Lol This watch puts me very much in mind of the new version Orient Mako although the $200 - $300 Orient Mako 2 does of course have the benefit of the much fabled ''in house'' movement. Like you I'm always on my guard when I find out about renamed ETA movements and that along with the silly money(in my opinion) their asking for this piece means I'll personally be steering well clear of it... There are just too many better alternatives for the money and indeed for considerably less money about for this watch to be a realistic consideration. But these are only my own thoughts and I'm sure there are many people who would be highly delighted to own a Longines Hydroconquest. Thank you for very much for another brilliant video CG. Take care bye for now.
Thank you Peter. You're right to point out that there are sooooo many alternatives at this price point and below that have some better execution when you get into the details. I'm never a fan when ETA movements are renamed...it's the implication to make the movement seem to be more than it is, not that there is anything wrong with ETA movements, but it also shouldn't be mis-represented. The Mako 2 is GREAT buy and would be tough to beat! All my best Peter.
I can be called a Longines fan and I felt this watch was not worth the money. all that CG mentioned on the video, so I bought the Mako II and it works and feals great, for a 1/3 of the price. I have the Legend Diver and that I love but it's another price range. all I can tell you is my experience and if you buy the orient I think you won't regred it. cheers
Pedro Dias yes, as soon as I saw the watch I thought straight away of how similar it looks to the far better value Orient Mako 2...From the general shape of the bezel the 12,6,9 layout to the red tipped arrow second hand. It's almost as if Longines have spotted the success of the recently released Orient and jumped straight on the same bandwagon. Thank you very much for your kind advice and guidance. I've already had a little look around online for a Mako 2 and if I can find one with a blue dial, who knows! Thanks again bye.
CG AWC Channel Thank you very much for your prompt reply to my comment CG. I agree with you entirely when you bemoan the fact that there is much subterfuge in the watch industry at present. My current pet hate being this predilection many companies appear to have of shoving cheap Asian movements into shiny watch cases stamping the words 'Made in Germany' on the dial then charging us 'the intelligent, discerning watch collectors' a premium for the pleasure of strapping one of these abominations to our wrist. Surely there should be some kind of law or statute brought in, in the same way as there is with respect to buying Swiss, to, at least, curtail this questionable practice? If there are similar regulations as apply to the Swiss watchmaking industry then I'm not personally aware of them nor have I heard any mention of them? Maybe you could enlighten me? Anyway it's almost 1.30 am ( bloody watch is fast again! Lol) here in the UK so I'll say goodbye for now. Great video, as always! Bye for now.
@@CGAWCChannel I have the Mako and the Hydroconquest. And while the Mako 2 is a great watch, especially for the price, the Hydroconquest is easily two classes better. Deciding between this Longines and one of the Certina divers (also from the Swatch company) was a lot harder for me. Still chose the Longines.
Way too many negatives to waste an automatic movement in. But it's reminiscent of those Casio "Edifices" or "Avalanche" or something like that, I've replaced batteries in them.
It's a nice watch for sure, very much like the ceramic bezel (I assume ceramic from the matted tone?) but I feel we're already pretty spoilt for dive watches with the submariner, seamaster etc. Good review though!
CG hats off to you for such a true review -very honest -that;s why i prefer steinhart--CG would you please look at Itay Noy watches -and his table clocks --enjoyed this post -------------------
Thanks for the great video, I'm in the market for a nice dive watch, how long does the lume lasts? (I will take it for diving- besides using my computer gadgets etc.). I'm debating between the Longines hydroconquest automatic 29mm, blue dial and the Omega seamaster dive 300m 28mm quartz, blue dial. I like everything about the Omega, but not quartz, I prefer the automatic. I have a tiny wrist, can't wear big watches. Thanks again for your video.
I dig the watch is well. But I do believe it's a bit overpriced for what you get. In that price point that would much rather only say a Oris or the Davaso TT. You really have to question why most of the swatch group watches give their movements fancy names when they are in reality ETA's. Bugs me a little bit too. Hope all is well and you come back soon.
I just got my blue hydroconquest, while I do like the watch, I'm bugged by the squeeky bracelet. It looks and feels pretty good (altough less so than my Seiko bfk) but I just don't like the squeeky sounds !
Hello Joris! I bet the squeaky bracelet is driving you nuts! I'm not sure why it's doing that?! This is going to sound crazy, but some WD40 might clear that right up!
When i saw this first (5Jan 2019) in Jewelry shop i fell in love because Its beatiful watch and can alternative to Rolex submariner that i cant afford. I asked the sale staff can i try to put on my wrist. Oh so big 43 mm on my small wrist and they dont have small version . Peccato.
Great honest review, I love the blue dial version in terms of aesthetics! But thanks to your honest review I think I'll avoid it. Not like I'd have enough for it any time soon anyway hehe ;)
The only thing It falls down on is no lume on the second hand. I think to be ISO rated diver the second hand should have lume on it. I have a Conquest and rate it highly my going out with a suit watch.
For my dad's 60th I'm debating between getting him this Longines HydroConquest 41mm or the Oris Aquis 43mm. Which do you prefer? And is there a dive watch in the $1,000 - $1,500 rage you recommend?
Hello Matt, sorry for the late reply. I actually think you might be better off with the Oris. Having said that, you can't change the bracelet/band on the Oris, spending on which one you get. If you think your dad would like to change bands, go with the longings. Another GREAT option, that isn't swiss, but every bit as fantastic (better in my opinion, with the in house movement) is the Citizen Grand Touring or the Citizen Grand Touring Sport. I have the sport as does my dad and we both love the hell out of it.
Good looking watch but I'm so glad I went with my C Ward when choosing between the two. Looking at the review the Trident looks like it's way better made! Just my opinion for all the Longines fans out there! 😂
I think for the money, the CWard is a better pick and Longines relied on their history a little TOO much when pricing this one. Their heritage line is a stunner though, there are a few in there I'm in love with!
Hmmm....I gotta say on this particular model (which might be about a year old) the lume was on par with like swiss watches. It's no Seiko lume, but I don't think it was horrible. To be fair I didn't test how long it would last.
Been saving up money and planning to get it as my second ”nicer” watch the first one was a certina chronograph and i think this one would be a nice edition to my very small collection would anyone agree? (I just turned 15 btw)
Your reviews are very informative, I liked how you critic a watch and you being totally unbiased. I am actually planning to buy this watch since I'm more attracted to the Heritage of the brand. But all thanks to your review, I have doubts already... but hey, thank yooouuu ;) soo... if it's ok, I'd like to ask for an advise on an alternative watch for me to check, that has the same price range as this watch with a better resale value and a having a "wow" factor. pretty please :)
Thank you very much Rod! I'm glad you enjoy them. I try to just give my honest opinion. If you are looking for a wow factor, I have to ask, are you only looking for Swiss?? If you are I will think of other options for you. If you aren't married to a Swiss brand, Citizen has an automatic diver, with in house movement, incredible finishing, a marvelous bracelet, and a big WOW factor. It's the citizen grand touring sport. I reviewed this one after I borrowed it from him. It stayed with me for so long that I finally purchased it myself just last week. If that one isn't for you let me know and I'll think of something else. The grand touring however is the best offering in that price range in my humble opinion. There are micro brands like Eza, offering a STUNNING diver that is regulated to six position and has the best bezel I've ever played with. It's their Sealander model and worth a look as well.
+CG AWC Channel thank you so much for your advise :) I'll check those watches... I'll also tell my other watch fan friends to check your reviews. Good job!
+CG AWC Channel if it's not too much ask... any other Swiss brand you want me to check after the other watches you mentioned? I'm more of a swiss brand fan. How about Tag Heuer F1. I'm looking at it too :) If talking about resale value, which has the higher, Tag Heuer or Longines?
With Tag, it really depends on the specific model. The Monaco always does well as will the Autavia chronograph. Longines tends to get more love than Tag. The Longines heritage line is very handsome. If you buy either brand through an authorized dealer, you are going to take a BIG hit in resale. If you go through a grey market dealer, it won't be so bad. Certina and Hamilton are two brands that a worth a look. Hamilton has the Pan Europe which a knock out piece and the Certina DS action diver is another one I always hear great things about.
Another solid review and really have to agree with you on this watch. When I tried it on, I was incredibly disappointed with them. Seemed haphazardly made or quite a few last minute thoughts Then found out about the lugs. Just sad.
Thanks Mike, I think this piece really had a lot of potential, but there were just some serious lapses in execution that ruined the whole thing for me a bit.
Agreed. In the display case, it was pretty until I got to handle it. Those lapses ruined it completely for me. LoL I just thought, "oh well, onto the next watch..."
I have both the DS Action and the Hydroconquest. I like the DS Action but the Hydroconquest is just at a slightly higher level in my opinion. Especially the bracelet is better on the HC, it's not as "sharp" as the DS. I like both watches a lot though.
meh ..... these are like a grandpa friendly diver watch to me for some reason lol. I still think Seiko mid tier is nicer than most of the Swatch group mid tier offerings. Great review though!!
Thanks Treb! Just think of the incredible finishing and execution on the Citizen Grand Touring Sport...that thing is AWESOME. It's a competitive price bracket and I do think the Asian market leads this segment.
I think you look like a kid wearing your dad's watch! :) ... Jokes apart, in person this watch looks very "cheap" I don't know, not in my buying list!.
You have really good informative insightful reviews but your constant use of "now" just gets really irritating. I realize its just how you talk because you do that in every single on of your videos but you should really try and fix that quirk. Its annoying and distracting. Its a video, you can edit that out.
hey lady , why don't do the reviews for ladies watches...the fck do you know what men like or want. This is more what you think rather an objective address to what distinguishes Longines's hommage from others
This is the watch that gave me the bug, and it was a gift from my wife on our wedding day... needless to say it will always be in my collection irrespective of any flaws. I love it!!
I can certainly understand that Andrew! I do think it's a good looking piece and your wife is AWESOME for getting you this one. Big kudos to her!
I own the Longines, I own a Orient Diver, a Seiko Diver and a Citizen Diver. All automatic. By far the Longines is the best watch of them all. Beside being the most accurate the Longjnes feels like better quality and looks like a watch of a higher category on the wrist. Never had any regret about buying this one.
What do you think about the hydroconquest going against the christopher ward c60 trident pro 600.
@@suprxmestorm7090 go for the Mido ocean star,you will be surprise.
Of course.
Hey CG, I own a HC and it is my everyday watch. I've owned it for about 6 months now and love its uniqueness. I actually dive and it has been on my wrist on every dive since I purchased it.
Hey Mickey, thank for checking out the video and sharing your purchase. I'm glad to know you're enjoying it! The bracelet really is impressive quality.
I've just bought this watch after getting a good deal from an authorised dealer. Can't wait to get it. Looks quality. Fantastic review.
My coworker has this watch, I have to say that esthetically I like it a lot, what annoys me about Longines is the 21mm lug with, I had a hard time finding straps for my old moon phase chrono and my buddy tells me he keeps it on the bracelet because he can't find "decent" 21mm straps.
As always, your review was spot on! Thanks for sharing!
I agree D, the aesthetics are good, but so many other little annoying things. I don't know what the deal is with the odd numbered lug widths....from a design perspective..is 1mm in either direction really making THAT mush of a difference?! Hope you're doing well D! besos. xxx
I really enjoy my hydro-conquest watch from Longines. I like the blue sunburst dial. The bracelet is rather showy and accents the watch perfectly. People compliment me on my Longines watch often. The polished stainless steel is very shiny. Trust this watch it is 'eguipment' but looks good enough to take to dinner.
Oh I bet that blue looks fantastic in the sunlight! It is certainly equipment that can look the part at a dinner table. I appreciate you checking out the video!
A small note that is a sweet deal concerning this watch! The Eta of this watch was used by tissot to win the COSC with "le locle" as the best Chronometer I believe in 2012. Just makes this watch so much better!!!! I got mine last month amazing watch for the price
Thank you for the Ivan! I certainly wasn't aware of that. Enjoy your piece and wear it in good health! Thank you for checking out the video 😁
Watch this great review and took both the negative and positive aspects and ended up buying one. Very happy that I did, I think the piece is unique enough to stand on its own. Keep up the great work CG.
Thank you Baz. I'm so glad to know that you are enjoying it! I appreciate you checking out the review.
would this be a better first luxury watch over the longines conquest 😎👍
@@kingadjust5422 I think so, as it’s more versatile. Love the simplicity of the Conquest though 👍🏽
The ETA movement is customised, it runs at 7 beats per second instead of 8 giving it a 65 hour power reserve instead of the standard 40. It is also decorated and has a few other modifications that I can't remember off the top of my head.
great honest review. A really well made watch with the drawbacks you have highlighted which at this price point is unforgivable especially using pins instead of screws on an otherwise well made bracelet. Thanks for bringing this one to our attention
It really is well made, but as you point out, some of the short comings are a bit mind boggling when you consider that the price point is approaching 1,000 USD from a company with the resources and foundation that Longines have. I could almost forgive it a bit more from a micro-brand without the manufacturing experience, but from this brand....not so much.
This is a phenomenal watch. I have the same exact one ☝🏽. I’ve had it for a little over 5 years and no complaints.
Good review. I own the quartz model, which is the only watch I need. Beautiful looking and extremely accurate. Looks more expensive than it's price point.
Great looking dive watch.I really like longines history and contributions to horology.Excellent video!
Thanks Carlos! Longines certainly have some great history.
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Merry Christmas! 🎁🎄
Love that picture you posted at the end with your kids! Great, concise, matter-of-fact review. It doesn't bring enough "it" factor for me. Reminds me of my Squale GMT with the annoying 21mm lug width. WHY MUST THEY DO THAT?????
Thanks Philip...nice to know you made it to the end! Lol. I don't get the 21mm widths....it's like some weird fear of commitment!
Beautiful watch and it does weigh a ton. I have this watch for more than a year and it works well so far. The caseback and the bracelet is something you don't see very often at this price point; they are super overbuilt! Longines is one of my favorite watch brands.
I'm glad you've been enjoying the watch!
I love the hydroconquest and also appreciate the honest review, I think people are too sensitive about watches they like. I do have a question, how thick are your wrists? Would you recommend a 41mm or 39mm for a 7 inch wrist?
I've always like this model. The 6 9 12 markers are the only things that bug me
That's one of the things that grew on me, it does look cool with the lume. It's not bad looking, but could have been better executed.
I guess the numerals have some Panerai Luminor reminiscence. Like Andy I'm not the biggest fan of them either, I'm more a topper dial person, but since I have both the Certina Action Diver, the Hydroconquest, and the Planet Ocean, the Longines numerals can be fun every once in awhile, to counterbalance other dial variations ! (I hope this makes sense)
I own one and in my opinion it is one of the best parts of it.
I always thought of buying one , great review
Thanks Chris.
It made 21mm my favourite strap /bracelet width. If 2mm is significant enough to give people a preference between 20mm and 22mm, then I don't think it's ridiculous for 1mm to make a difference in preference, too. It makes 20mm look and feel a bit thin to me and its doesn't bear as much of an 'over presence' as a 22mm. Maybe it's just my wrist size or personal preference but that is my preference: I like 21mm the best.
The 2824 in it has obviously been super regulated and may have had significant parts replaced to achieve it's accuracy, and the consistency of that accuracy under various conditions (temperature, position, etc). It's really, really accurate. Mine has always kept averages, when tracked, of between +3.7s/d, when it was new, to -1.1s/d, tracked over fairly long periods, now that it is 2 years old.
They are great. Really well made. Great fit and finish. BUT it is sooo a desk diver with that low profile bezel and I don't think you mentioned the 2 smooth, unknurled, sections, top and bottom, that interrupt the coin edge and seem to be done just to aesthetically conform to the lines and dimensions of the lugs. Which is a little bit weird.
Lume is crap and I don't even know why they bothered with the expense of a diver's extension in the clasp. No one is ever going to use this as a tool watch 'in the drink'.
I have loved owning and wearing it but now that I know a bit more about watches I would probably save for longer, stretch my budget a bit more, or part with it as a stepping stone towards putting more funds into buying an Oris Aquis or a watch made by Ball, instead.
As a first Swiss watch, though, especially for how much you could pick one up for on the 2nd hand market, it would an excellent choice as it is a very rewarding and pleasureable watch to own.
Hello CG, great channel! ...and lovely review! I own watches from 'several' watch brands, after about 40 years of collecting and flipping and collecting and flipping again.... :) I do love the Longines brand and this model in particular. I owned the 39 mm quartz version as a beater watch and also have the 39 mm automatic blue dial model at this moment. Great Watch, which is very versatile as well. You are very much right about the push pins in the bracelet. I was rather disappointed when I saw that the first time, but I soon found out that the quality of the bracelet is still very good though. Thank you!
Thank you H. de Lacquedaire! I bet the 39mm quartz fits and wears perfectly. I can't argue with overall feel and quality of the bracelet, it really is fantastic...now if they could get rid of those push pins!
I'm a big fan of Longines, specially their pieces from last 5/6years but I tried this one and it desappointed me... is not that expensive but it is not cheap either and I felt like it was not superior to the Mako II. well, they have other watches that I do love. you pointed out greatly the main negative aspects.
nice review of course ;)
Thank you Pedro! Longines does INDEED have several fantastic offerings. I myself think their heritage line is absolutely gorgeous. They've just has a bit of a miss with this one.
Great review CG. Hadn't noticed the overhang before on these. Not a deal breaker but I could see that being a bit annoying. Thanks:)
Thanks Bob! It was a big annoying, but for someone who loves this piece, def. not a deal breaker.
Longines watch on a Casio Gshock arm...
If it was a Casio he’d be all over it lol 😂
Spot on review, valid criticisms . I have owned the 39mm auto version for the last 4 years . The band width is 19 MM. which I find odd but I don't intend to put it on anything else anyway . And the crown guards are damn annoying but I love this watch nonetheless !
Thank you Jettender! I can certainly agree with you loving the watch and it's possible I was maybe a bit too critical, but there were just a few small things that got under my skin. I think the 39mm version would actually be an easier wear, but I wish they would have gone with more conventional lug widths!
I have one. I need no other watch. It works while diving or having dinner with the Queen. And not as ostentatious as another brand.
I have one too. Just got it. I find the clasp super hard to open. You have this issue ( not the second lock, the first lock)
@@mikearkous8379 I never had that problem, but mine has loosened up a touch without losing the quality feel.
I wear one daily..Blue 38MM,i love it..I tend to wear this and alternate w my Squale...I cant say one is better and I agree about the screw pins which even my Squale has .. You have the larger model and to me it just seemed to lay wrong on my arm so I opted for the smaller one..I think they made several variations of the Hyrdo,older ones even having embossed instead of ceramic bezels which IMO are way nicer.Nice review !
Thanks for checking out the video. I can def. understand going for the smaller one here and I actually bet it wears a bit bigger than the 38mm specs, but still comfy. This one certainly wears bigger than I think most people would be expecting at 41mm and just pushed it a bit too big in feel. It's a good looking piece, just not as finely finished as it could have been.
This watch had been in my EBay watch list for a few months. But following your timely review, I'm going to remove it. I agree with your observations. Thanks for the review CG.
Thank you Chris. It is a good looking piece, but I think there are too many other options for the money that would present a better value proposition.
I personally think just from viewing these that the crown guards would dishearten me from buying this, though after getting used to the oyster bracelets going to something like this won't be much of an issue but I just can't understand why they would not make them screw links...
Great review and though I might not be a fan of this I can definitely appreciate the work that Longines put to make it. But that bezel was tilting me, the way it clicks just sounded cheap...
Great vid CG! Thanks for the Humpday Boost LMAO
You're def. right. The crown guards do look great, but they can be a pain in the butt. I don't know why it doesn't have screw links, the bracelet really is NEARLY flawless and is probably one of the best bracelets i've ever worn. It feels incredibly secure and worth every penny.
Best entry level watch . I have one its very perfect for all occasions
I'm glad you're enjoying it!
CG very interesting to hear your thoughts on the Longines HydroConquest. My wife bought me one in January and last week the strap broke after perhaps 80 days of wear with the thin part marked up Longines in the middle of the strap (hidden when worn) has come away from the other side - hard to explain without a photo!
I really like the watch and am getting one for Christmas from my family. I've compared other pieces in the same price range and feel like I'm getting good value for my money. With some of the other brands I felt I had to settle for the watch I could afford and not the watch I liked the appearance of. Will let you know what I think after I've spent some time with it should you be willing to know. Thanks for the review
Ian, I hope you're enjoying the longines! I look forward to reading your thoughts after you've worn it for a while. happy new year!
CG AWC Channel Hi happy 2017 and thanks for replying,I got the watch on Boxing Day and have worn it daily. I'm very happy so far,in Australia the recommended retail price seems to be $1600. I was able to get 25% off on Boxing Day and for me one of the best things about this watch is value for money. At this price point there will be some compromises on quality but Longines are giving a lot. The bracelet is very comfortable and fits me well. I agree that the crown could have been done better and is a bit awkward to use. It keeps good time for a mechanical watch and is consistently gaining 5 seconds a day and I've been adjusting it every couple of days. This is my first Swiss watch and I'm hooked,it's been a very enjoyable purchase and a wonderful gift from my family. Thanks for the great review. Regards Ian
Bought a second gen HC last year. Hugely disappointed, returned it quickly. Could be an awesome watch if they thought a few things out better
Couldn't agree with you more Bruce!
Bruce Williams and what would that be?
what could it be?
care to elaborate?
I have skinny wrists myself but bought the 41mm. What makes it war so huge in my eyes is the design of the endlinks. They just look too massive. I put it on a strap and now it looks perfect. Also the lume on mine is horrible. Mine is a 2014 model..
I really can't believe how big it wears. I did war it on a leather and it was certainly more manageable. I wonder if they made a big change in the lume since 2014, the one on this one was pretty good. Thanks for checking out the video!
clean nails are a must for this close up work
I've been looking for my first Longines and I have mixed feelings about this piece.
The numerals have grown on me and I think the watch looks like a fun, funky piece to have on hand.
Question about the lume: I've heard it is lackluster at best on this watch, yet you speak to the contrary. In your opinion, why do you think this view is held? Can you speak more to the lume's strength, longevity and application on the Hydroconquest?
Unfortunately, this watch ticks none of my boxes - I have yet to find a reason to buy a Hydroconquest, in fact a Longines in general. The only Longines watch that may get me triggered, is actually a Conquest V.H.P.! Not visually, but simply because I think the technical concept is great.
My new 2018 in blue 43mm is coming next week!
Always nice with other peoples point of views although I do not agree in many of yours. I think you must've soft hands since I do not find the shoulders sharp at all. I like the discrete red second hand tip not at all a design failure in my opinion. Cannot understand why you point out the case back as one of the coolest thing of the watch but hey you like red I like blue you know? But then you should try Chr. Wards Trident watches. Those case backs are seriously engraved and they are really nice watches as well. I own a Trident GMT Automatic (only automatics off course :)) myself and can highly recommend them they're awesome.
Thank you for your review and greetings from Copenhagen, Denmark.
Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts. It's possible that the sharp edges are not the same across the many generations of the Hydroconquest. Over all I don't mind the design, I just don't find it eye catching for me personally. In some ways, I wanted a little more attention to detail from a company like Longines. As for the caseback, I thought it was very well done compared to others that simply go for the display back or plain case back. I do agree that C Ward has some phenomenal case backs! I have handled the tridents and they are great looking pieces that feel nice as well. I appreciate you checking out the video!
I own a blue HydroConquest and I love it :D
Excellent review.
Thanks Aron!
Spot on CG, as always! 🤔
Thank you Tony!
Ok here we go....
Love the case and bracelet....
Shame about the pins.... That's a no no in my book at this price.... I agree about that bezel..
Looks cheap and nasty...
Love the dial... Don't reminds of the breitling
Not fussed on the crown guards... Too space age looking for me...
But overall a nice watch... 🤓
P.s. Good review cg 👍
Thank you Kash! The dial is certainly good looking, just too many misses in other departments. Brian pointed out the Asian competition in the same price range and I think comparable models crush this particular offering from Longines.
Seiko, squale, steinhart offer more for less 🤔
+kash official I love their Heritage line, but for me, this was a miss.
3 Orient Mako 2s or 1 Longines Hydroconquest? Lol This watch puts me very much in mind of the new version Orient Mako although the $200 - $300 Orient Mako 2 does of course have the benefit of the much fabled ''in house'' movement. Like you I'm always on my guard when I find out about renamed ETA movements and that along with the silly money(in my opinion) their asking for this piece means I'll personally be steering well clear of it... There are just too many better alternatives for the money and indeed for considerably less money about for this watch to be a realistic consideration. But these are only my own thoughts and I'm sure there are many people who would be highly delighted to own a Longines Hydroconquest.
Thank you for very much for another brilliant video CG. Take care bye for now.
Thank you Peter. You're right to point out that there are sooooo many alternatives at this price point and below that have some better execution when you get into the details. I'm never a fan when ETA movements are renamed...it's the implication to make the movement seem to be more than it is, not that there is anything wrong with ETA movements, but it also shouldn't be mis-represented. The Mako 2 is GREAT buy and would be tough to beat! All my best Peter.
I can be called a Longines fan and I felt this watch was not worth the money. all that CG mentioned on the video, so I bought the Mako II and it works and feals great, for a 1/3 of the price. I have the Legend Diver and that I love but it's another price range. all I can tell you is my experience and if you buy the orient I think you won't regred it. cheers
Pedro Dias yes, as soon as I saw the watch I thought straight away of how similar it looks to the far better value Orient Mako 2...From the general shape of the bezel the 12,6,9 layout to the red tipped arrow second hand. It's almost as if Longines have spotted the success of the recently released Orient and jumped straight on the same bandwagon.
Thank you very much for your kind advice and guidance. I've already had a little look around online for a Mako 2 and if I can find one with a blue dial, who knows! Thanks again bye.
CG AWC Channel Thank you very much for your prompt reply to my comment CG. I agree with you entirely when you bemoan the fact that there is much subterfuge in the watch industry at present. My current pet hate being this predilection many companies appear to have of shoving cheap Asian movements into shiny watch cases stamping the words 'Made in Germany' on the dial then charging us 'the intelligent, discerning watch collectors' a premium for the pleasure of strapping one of these abominations to our wrist. Surely there should be some kind of law or statute brought in, in the same way as there is with respect to buying Swiss, to, at least, curtail this questionable practice? If there are similar regulations as apply to the Swiss watchmaking industry then I'm not personally aware of them nor have I heard any mention of them? Maybe you could enlighten me? Anyway it's almost 1.30 am ( bloody watch is fast again! Lol) here in the UK so I'll say goodbye for now. Great video, as always! Bye for now.
@@CGAWCChannel I have the Mako and the Hydroconquest. And while the Mako 2 is a great watch, especially for the price, the Hydroconquest is easily two classes better. Deciding between this Longines and one of the Certina divers (also from the Swatch company) was a lot harder for me. Still chose the Longines.
How to distinguish this watch from the version with 64 hours power reserve?
It kind of looks like the bracelet was something they had lying around, a cost saving measure. That case back is sweet though.
The case back really is pretty damn awesome!
Way too many negatives to waste an automatic movement in. But it's reminiscent of those Casio "Edifices" or "Avalanche" or something like that, I've replaced batteries in them.
I was surprised by all the little things that bothered me with this one. A few head-scratching design decisions made on this one.
It's a nice watch for sure, very much like the ceramic bezel (I assume ceramic from the matted tone?) but I feel we're already pretty spoilt for dive watches with the submariner, seamaster etc. Good review though!
Thanks Peter! This one doesn't have a ceramic bezel and it's in general one of the things that could really be improved for the price.
Own one. Love it.
CG hats off to you for such a true review -very honest -that;s why i prefer steinhart--CG would you please look at Itay Noy watches -and his table clocks --enjoyed this post -------------------
Thank you Atul. I will certainly check out Itay Noy watches. I hope you enjoy the weekend.
CG this guy Miki Electa maketh magical clocks =very independent in his thoughts and the action --
I think that makes him that much more appealing and interesting.
just check his site my dear cg
Thanks for the great video, I'm in the market for a nice dive watch, how long does the lume lasts? (I will take it for diving- besides using my computer gadgets etc.). I'm debating between the Longines hydroconquest automatic 29mm, blue dial and the Omega seamaster dive 300m 28mm quartz, blue dial. I like everything about the Omega, but not quartz, I prefer the automatic. I have a tiny wrist, can't wear big watches. Thanks again for your video.
I dig the watch is well. But I do believe it's a bit overpriced for what you get. In that price point that would much rather only say a Oris or the Davaso TT. You really have to question why most of the swatch group watches give their movements fancy names when they are in reality ETA's. Bugs me a little bit too. Hope all is well and you come back soon.
Thumbs up for the video!! Can you tell me which ETA movement exactly does this watch have. Thank you.
Nice review. Can't say the bezel bugged me but I didn't really care for the watch finish and the width of the lugs, too bulky for my wrists.
It is surprising bulky...the specs are deceiving with this one...I'm guessing the 38mm wears more like a 40 or 4mm.
I just got my blue hydroconquest, while I do like the watch, I'm bugged by the squeeky bracelet. It looks and feels pretty good (altough less so than my Seiko bfk) but I just don't like the squeeky sounds !
Hello Joris! I bet the squeaky bracelet is driving you nuts! I'm not sure why it's doing that?! This is going to sound crazy, but some WD40 might clear that right up!
CG AWC Channel yes i was thinking about giving it some oil. might try that later today ;-)
thanks !
When i saw this first (5Jan 2019) in Jewelry shop i fell in love because Its beatiful watch and can alternative to Rolex submariner that i cant afford. I asked the sale staff can i try to put on my wrist. Oh so big 43 mm on my small wrist and they dont have small version . Peccato.
I have in 39mm, a very rare and nice watch. Felt very solid and hefty when I compared to other divers and a rolex Explorer 1
"Without any significant modification" ??? Isn't movement costumized to have 64 hours power reserve? Which ETA 2824-2 has 64 hour power reserve?
Great honest review, I love the blue dial version in terms of aesthetics! But thanks to your honest review I think I'll avoid it. Not like I'd have enough for it any time soon anyway hehe ;)
Thanks James! You're going to need some recovery time after that gorgeous Oris...LOL.
The only thing It falls down on is no lume on the second hand. I think to be ISO rated diver the second hand should have lume on it. I have a Conquest and rate it highly my going out with a suit watch.
For my dad's 60th I'm debating between getting him this Longines HydroConquest 41mm or the Oris Aquis 43mm. Which do you prefer? And is there a dive watch in the $1,000 - $1,500 rage you recommend?
Hello Matt, sorry for the late reply. I actually think you might be better off with the Oris. Having said that, you can't change the bracelet/band on the Oris, spending on which one you get. If you think your dad would like to change bands, go with the longings. Another GREAT option, that isn't swiss, but every bit as fantastic (better in my opinion, with the in house movement) is the Citizen Grand Touring or the Citizen Grand Touring Sport. I have the sport as does my dad and we both love the hell out of it.
iron wolf Yep: there goes the last shred of this reviewer's credibility...
Hi, how has it aged? Ive read that aluminum bezels tend to fade. Thanks
Good looking watch but I'm so glad I went with my C Ward when choosing between the two. Looking at the review the Trident looks like it's way better made! Just my opinion for all the Longines fans out there! 😂
The Cward is the better watch here but.... the longines may have much better resale value haha so you have to consider that.
I think for the money, the CWard is a better pick and Longines relied on their history a little TOO much when pricing this one. Their heritage line is a stunner though, there are a few in there I'm in love with!
The C Ward is a 10 year anniversary gift from my wife with her name engraved on it so resale value doesn't apply because it's not going anywhere.
I absolutely love the Heritage line!! 😍
+Jorge Rosas seriously need your Becky to tell my Becky to get me a CWard! 😜😋
Btw I think the retail value is actually about a grand
This is my dream watch
I know I'm late to the party, but great review!
thanks for the review. i heard somewhere that the lume was horrible. now i am a bit confused. could it be that it doesn' t last too long?
Hmmm....I gotta say on this particular model (which might be about a year old) the lume was on par with like swiss watches. It's no Seiko lume, but I don't think it was horrible. To be fair I didn't test how long it would last.
The older models had the awful lume
Thankyou for the recommendation of leather strap
Any time Kenny ;-)
Been saving up money and planning to get it as my second ”nicer” watch the first one was a certina chronograph and i think this one would be a nice edition to my very small collection would anyone agree? (I just turned 15 btw)
Is it ok to take it under wather?,not diving. I know it's not cosc certified.
Could you do a review on the Longines Conquest L3.778.4.58.6? :D
Great review. Thanks for sharing.
Hi, how we adjust the band metal to remove links, is it a screw or push pin?, thanks
Your reviews are very informative, I liked how you critic a watch and you being totally unbiased. I am actually planning to buy this watch since I'm more attracted to the Heritage of the brand. But all thanks to your review, I have doubts already... but hey, thank yooouuu ;) soo... if it's ok, I'd like to ask for an advise on an alternative watch for me to check, that has the same price range as this watch with a better resale value and a having a "wow" factor. pretty please :)
Thank you very much Rod! I'm glad you enjoy them. I try to just give my honest opinion. If you are looking for a wow factor, I have to ask, are you only looking for Swiss?? If you are I will think of other options for you. If you aren't married to a Swiss brand, Citizen has an automatic diver, with in house movement, incredible finishing, a marvelous bracelet, and a big WOW factor. It's the citizen grand touring sport. I reviewed this one after I borrowed it from him. It stayed with me for so long that I finally purchased it myself just last week. If that one isn't for you let me know and I'll think of something else. The grand touring however is the best offering in that price range in my humble opinion. There are micro brands like Eza, offering a STUNNING diver that is regulated to six position and has the best bezel I've ever played with. It's their Sealander model and worth a look as well.
+CG AWC Channel thank you so much for your advise :) I'll check those watches... I'll also tell my other watch fan friends to check your reviews. Good job!
Rod Lor awesome...thanks Rod! If you have any other questions or want more options. Let me know. 👍👍
+CG AWC Channel if it's not too much ask... any other Swiss brand you want me to check after the other watches you mentioned? I'm more of a swiss brand fan.
How about Tag Heuer F1. I'm looking at it too :)
If talking about resale value, which has the higher, Tag Heuer or Longines?
With Tag, it really depends on the specific model. The Monaco always does well as will the Autavia chronograph. Longines tends to get more love than Tag. The Longines heritage line is very handsome. If you buy either brand through an authorized dealer, you are going to take a BIG hit in resale. If you go through a grey market dealer, it won't be so bad. Certina and Hamilton are two brands that a worth a look. Hamilton has the Pan Europe which a knock out piece and the Certina DS action diver is another one I always hear great things about.
Please do a review on a “ YEMA”
Another solid review and really have to agree with you on this watch. When I tried it on, I was incredibly disappointed with them. Seemed haphazardly made or quite a few last minute thoughts
Then found out about the lugs. Just sad.
Thanks Mike, I think this piece really had a lot of potential, but there were just some serious lapses in execution that ruined the whole thing for me a bit.
Agreed. In the display case, it was pretty until I got to handle it. Those lapses ruined it completely for me.
LoL I just thought, "oh well, onto the next watch..."
Mike Nguyen lol...don't hate the player hate the game....so many watches, so little time! 😝😇
I would like some lume on the second hand to know it was running. Otherwise I like it.
Hard to go wrong with more lume! Thanks for checking out the video Robbie!
why no lume on the second hand?
The second hand is too long. Looks like it's pointing at the bezel, rather than the seconds index markers.
You are too hard on the movement. ETA makes great movements and they are all in the same swatch group. Nothing is wrong with the naming.
There is a 39mm version of this watch..
There is indeed and i'm willing to bet it wears more like this one should have.
sir, im undecided, what do you recommend, longines hydroconquest or tag heuer aquaracer calibre 5?? thanks..
Longines !!!
great review. I've owned one and fully agree with most of your comments. Then I bought a Certina DS action and it's so much better. Cheers
Thank you Ana, I've heard a lot of good things about Certina, but I still haven't experienced them in the metal.
I have both the DS Action and the Hydroconquest. I like the DS Action but the Hydroconquest is just at a slightly higher level in my opinion. Especially the bracelet is better on the HC, it's not as "sharp" as the DS. I like both watches a lot though.
kbhn82 Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I still need to handle a DS Action diver. I have heard great things about them!
What powers the watch??
Uno de los mejores relojes de marca
For Christmas :)
Not a bad present to have!
Very nicely presented review.
Thank you!
No lume on the seconds hand is a bit of a dealbreaker
Is this the 39 or 41, thanks
I saw one of these recently. it was nice but not stunning and felt massive even on my 7.5 + inch wrist.
It does wear soooo big! For it's diameter it just has a crazy lug to lug width and the large crown guards just make it wear bigger also.
Hello, great video man/dude/sir
Nice watch
Thank you Kenny!
Hi! Doesn't it have an elaboree grade eta rather than a top grade?
I'm actually not 100 percent on that aspect.
meh ..... these are like a grandpa friendly diver watch to me for some reason lol. I still think Seiko mid tier is nicer than most of the Swatch group mid tier offerings. Great review though!!
Thanks Treb! Just think of the incredible finishing and execution on the Citizen Grand Touring Sport...that thing is AWESOME. It's a competitive price bracket and I do think the Asian market leads this segment.
Twice the price of PADI and half as good. Na
As nice as it is and as much as I did enjoy wearing it, it was a bit disappointing under the micro-scope.
Longines has lost their place in the horological would. Not the brand we remember from 10+ years ago.
I have to agree with you, they are not the brand from their past, then again, they have been eaten up by one of the biggest watch groups around.
I think you look like a kid wearing your dad's watch! :) ... Jokes apart, in person this watch looks very "cheap" I don't know, not in my buying list!.
I appreciate balance, but this review is mostly a hatchet-job on a value for money mid-price watch imo.
You have really good informative insightful reviews but your constant use of "now" just gets really irritating. I realize its just how you talk because you do that in every single on of your videos but you should really try and fix that quirk. Its annoying and distracting. Its a video, you can edit that out.
Never noticed it. Thanks for pointing that out and I'll pay more attention to it in the future. On a side note, I'm aware that it's a video. 😉🤓
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You like it?! :-D
SURE
hey lady , why don't do the reviews for ladies watches...the fck do you know what men like or want. This is more what you think rather an objective address to what distinguishes Longines's hommage from others
Hello, I don't wear ladies watches. I didn't intend to offend anyone with my opinion. Have a good one.
Not a true dive watch without the glowing pip! Fail! No screw bracelet. Fail! Cheesy bezel. Fail! Price. Fail!