Nice to see this watch get some love. I have the automatic. It’s accuracy is fantastic. I really do love the quality feel of it, and the dial is beyond black. It looks great on the wrist, and is a great and practical Explorer alternative, you wouldn’t be afraid to wear.
Kind of odd that the black dial has painted indices with lume, and the blue one has applied indices without lume. It wouldn't be an issue for me as I prefer the latter look, prefer the blue colour and wouldn't be bothered by the lack of lume but it's something worth noting if anybody is thinking of buying one.
It's the poor man's Rolex explorer. But I'd buy it over an explorer any day. Two grand for a watch is my limit. You can get anything you want specs or design wise for two grand or less.
@@Cero01One your right.and for those people I'd like to recommend the pagani design subby homage.for$60 you get sapphire ceramic bezel insert all 316 l stainless nh35 solid screw links solid end links and a really nice milled clasp with a really nice divers extension on it.screw down crown and case back with all the proper gaskets and rated at 100 meter water resistance. and the bezel and bezel action is like buttered heaven bro.only thing bad about the watch is the lume.it's like a dark blue color.doesn't show up really good but it goes really good with the blue version.i recommend the blue version cuz the lume is blue. You can find them all day on ali express from 60-75 usd.
@@jasongennero2925 for a few bucks more. I paid 220 for a used Tisell Explorer. Same build quality as the Pagani's, love the hell out of it. It goes with my Tisell submariner homage that was in the 200$ range also.
Thanks Rob, great video. I sometimes get the impression from all the RUclips videos on watches that I'm abusive to my watches because I just wear them while I do life. Whether it is my Alpinist, or SKX, or Adraaga, if I choose to wear it for that day, it is going to be in for whatever I'll be doing. Of course I'll wear my Casio pathfinder on a rafting trip or a dress watch for a wedding, but otherwise, there is no special treatment. The sole exception is for watches I'm not convinced I'll keep. I have a frost monster that just has underwhelmed, so I've never worn it on bracelet and have only kept it on for a few hours of desk diving. It may seem funny but I think this attitude works for me because I've gotten some really good deals on great watches who've seen some love simply because normal wear doesn't scare me away from a prospective purchase.
My wife bought me one in 2013, but with the silver face no lume on mine but polished hands you can still see in poor light. I class it as my suit watch more a dress watch in my opinion. Second hand on mine hits the markers perfectly. I like it ....
I have a LungoMare. Predecessor of the Conquest range. Also a quartz. I am very happy with it. Longines is very underrated in my opinion. Great watches, great history.
I was going to buy a used watch like this shown here, but except the bracelet, there is nothing outstanding in this watch. Both this and the watch I wanted to buy had bad lume, crappy indices and logo, it does not even hit the mark right... everything looks like a much cheaper watch, but it is not a cheap watch, even used.
And it should have all the features. Perpetual calendar, radio control, etc. AND, solar powered. It's 2019, who wants to bother changing batteries when solar powered watches are an option?
I got a Tisell homage Explorer, killer lume, hits every second marker and keeps excellent time 90s5. For 225.00 used, its in better shape than this one that's in the 500.00 range. It's a beater that I will take care of.
Seiko, Citizen and Casio quartz movements are outstanding already, hitting perfectly and without stutter every marker, at this price point better to be High Accuracy Quartz at least or I'll go for Japanese.
I purchased the Longines Hydroconquest automatic and it is an awesome watch. I compared it to several others including the Oris Aquis and this felt like higher quality than what I compared it to.
Most people will probably disagree bit I think this is a better version of the Rolex Explorer. And then I'm not talking about the movement of course but I mean the design of the watch. The dial looks a bit cleaner, the bracelet looks nicer with the polishing and the crown of the Conquest makes it looks more rugged (without looking too "tooly")
I´m wearing 39mm conquest auto for 2 years now and I still haven´t decided about this :D On the one hand, conquest is simply perfect.. like you said, alternative to explorer for around one thousand is bargain... on the other hand, rolex will always be rolex. But will it be five times better than longi for that price? Barely
btw there is much more than just design.. also movement is going very strong (I have L888 with 64h reserve)... mine goes +- 1 sec per day!!! thats where sh*t starts to go hard :D you have to admit that it's at the rolex level... and don´t forget conquest is not even cosc certified :D
Great Video Rob . The best model in the conquest range is the one that's been discontinued ref L3.676.4.16.6 it's the Automatic 39mm it's the one with the best "guts" and best size 39mm with 47.5 lug to lug . I dont know why Longines Discontinued this model with the smaller size and only sell the 42-45 mm sized conquests now. I managed to grab one used will do a video of it once I get it back from servicing. Cheers Rob
Kudos for Longines for producing different sizes. Normally the only choices are something like 36 and 40. I absolutely love this watch. I'm not a collector so I don't care if it's powered by steam, I'm perfectly happy with the quartz but I have a problem - The Tissot PRX quartz. The amount of polishing on the case and bracelet is great for a dress watch but a bit of a pain for an everyday watch. The Tissot has far more brushed steel which makes far more sense. And I can get a Tissot PRX quartz for about a third of the price. I'm not suggesting the Tissot is as desirable, but as much as I want the Longines I'm struggling to convince myself it's worth the considerable extra money.
The Tissot is a perfect watch too, but if you Buy this, you get more water resistance, a more quaility feel. In my opinion, there are more desirable watches, like a Rolex Exploler.. but there are not any watch which is a more racional choice than this. I have this modell and this is my most perfect tool... i even feel this is not a tool, this is not a jewelry. This watch is a companion. I am sure, you can find a companion watch in the Tissot too, but remember this saying i heard: Every watch, which is cost more, than a 30€ casio is not rational. You buy it with your heart. Don't let food yourself, buy the one you like. At the end of the day, it is the only thing that matter: does your watch makes you happy or not? If you can afford the Longines, go for it in my opinion.
I have the blue 43 mm model. No lume. Applied indices as is also the white or silver variant. Super accurate. Have it for three years with no battery change. 300 meter water resistant. Very hefty. They have a great case back. I just wish that the hand hit all the markers right on. I've seen this watch in store windows that sometimes do that.
Great vid! I have the 43mm auto version and its HUGE on the wrist! For a great Rolex Explorer alternative I have a Citizen eco-drive aw1430 on a Strapcode end-mill. Wears much better.
Agreed. Great history, well priced in regards to brand value and good designs. I'm far from rich, but I could buy anomega or Rolex...but based on my income it's not very reasonable. A Longines, although expensive is something I can realistically save up for, buy, and wear it without being terrified of scuffing it.
Quite attractive on your wrist, Rob. It is a pity that the seconds hand is so poorly aligned... so much for Swiss-made quality. For a daily watch, I actually like the lume layout.
Longines is asking way too much for that quartz. Especially when you can get a better quality Citizen for way less, with more complications and Eco-Drive. Love the vids. Thanks.
IF you don't have to fix the circuits. Fixing the circuits is very rare. AND AFFORDABLE. I own several eco-drive Citizens and have only had to replace the band. I'm not worried about the circuits. Few, if any Citizen owners are..... just you.
Good review, thanks you saved me £700. I ordered one of these but cancelled the order after seeing this review as no raised indices, terrible lume and butterfly clasp. Hydroconquest is better.
Hey, I am thinking of getting the same automatic version with black dial. Found it on Joma for $850 - not bad. I am debating between 43mm and 41mm, but now seeing that it appears to look larger than SKX (my SKX007 wears a little smaller for me), I might pull a trigger on 41. My wrist size is around 8 inch. Did you sell yours only because of its size, or was there something else?
I guess the crowd you run with doesn't know what's up if you don't see some Longines goodness. Ha ha. I have the 41mm HydroConquest Auto and I wouldn't mind owning one of these.
A watch that's been beat on this hard, and doesn't hit the seconds marks. Perhaps there's a connection here? I made a comment a couple years back about your disappointment in Seiko QC - same basic observation. Dealers putting subpar items on eBay might have been the problem there.
Been thinking about auto version of this for some time but i can never quite do it.printed dial and can't hit the marks at that money............recently bought a rotary gmt quartz for under £100 GB and it hits the marks better and has applied indices.it's academic but the longines is w/r to 300M which is unusual for an everyday watch.
Is that the one with the pepsi bezel? Looks nice. I have a Tissot quartz chronograph and a £15 Casio mrw-200 , both hit all the marks bang on , as does my phoibus quartz , like others I would want/expect better from a brand an cost of Longines
@@saintdave1877 it's the Pepsi bezel one.if you look around you should be able to get it for under £100 (argos currently have all black bezel version for £89.99)its a lovely watch but never pay full price.
there are watches for tens of thousands out there with printed dials and no one complain about it :) look at some pateks or a. lange for example... what makes the price is hidden under the dial ;)
I saw this at Macy’s yesterday and tried it; the automatic version. it was so bad the crown action; it’s sharp too, the crown guards are not on line with the crown...lume was abysmal. Way too much for what it is
The watch crowd that I run with would only get this model in the automatic version. I didn't even know about the quartz model. I believe the auto is on jomashop for about $500-$700.
@Zachary Suchanek thanks. I’m thinking the same. My dream watch is the explorer but that price tag. I just want one good quality everyday watch. I’m wearing my Tissell explorer homage. I love the explorer style.
Casio Oceanus?, for far less you can get a Bulova precisionist for$170 on Amazon right now, blue face three hander with date and bracelet. If you don't have one get one, it'll stay in your collection trust me. And it's very affordable.
It’s so embarrasing with quartz watches that don’t hit the marks. At least a watch is a tool for measuring time. What’s the point with precision if the manufacturer ain’t able to make the seconds jump excactly 1° each second. A circle is 360°, and step motors are cheap. How damn hard could it be..? - They use laser to ensure precision on everything. It’s just as stupid having digital watches counting seconds partly and randomly, pretending that it hard science to counting each and every seconds precisely… So damn annoying sloppiness.. A watch is, above all, a measuring device… Longines looks cheaper that Tissot.
My 300 mr Citizen Pro master tough hits the markers and got super loom for half the price. And extra's as Solar power, Monocoque case and titanium coating.There is absolutely no need for this Longines for anybody.
Tbh automatics are for grandpas and watch snobs. I have automatic watch aswell but I don't get the appeal anymore. Loses too much time per day. Only better quality In automatics is the second index which moves smoothly but not it can tick little bit In some for example powermatic 80 that i have automatic
Looks like trash to me, can get some bloody eco-drives which do a better job. Really dislike no applied markers and the watch tries to give the dial depth but doesnt hit the marks for me man.
Nice to see this watch get some love. I have the automatic. It’s accuracy is fantastic. I really do love the quality feel of it, and the dial is beyond black. It looks great on the wrist, and is a great and practical Explorer alternative, you wouldn’t be afraid to wear.
Kind of odd that the black dial has painted indices with lume, and the blue one has applied indices without lume. It wouldn't be an issue for me as I prefer the latter look, prefer the blue colour and wouldn't be bothered by the lack of lume but it's something worth noting if anybody is thinking of buying one.
My fiancé bought me the quartz blue dial conquest. I love it and it’ll be something I’ll cherish forever.
Been thinking a lot about the automatic version of this. Nice to get a look at the quartz version here!
It's the poor man's Rolex explorer. But I'd buy it over an explorer any day. Two grand for a watch is my limit. You can get anything you want specs or design wise for two grand or less.
Jason Gennero a poor man doesnt have 700 euros for a watch
@@Cero01One your right.and for those people I'd like to recommend the pagani design subby homage.for$60 you get sapphire ceramic bezel insert all 316 l stainless nh35 solid screw links solid end links and a really nice milled clasp with a really nice divers extension on it.screw down crown and case back with all the proper gaskets and rated at 100 meter water resistance. and the bezel and bezel action is like buttered heaven bro.only thing bad about the watch is the lume.it's like a dark blue color.doesn't show up really good but it goes really good with the blue version.i recommend the blue version cuz the lume is blue. You can find them all day on ali express from 60-75 usd.
@@jasongennero2925 for a few bucks more. I paid 220 for a used Tisell Explorer. Same build quality as the Pagani's, love the hell out of it. It goes with my Tisell submariner homage that was in the 200$ range also.
With the usability and waterproofing I see mo reason to buy an Explorer. Thanks for the video...this could be just what I want 😁
Thanks Rob, great video. I sometimes get the impression from all the RUclips videos on watches that I'm abusive to my watches because I just wear them while I do life. Whether it is my Alpinist, or SKX, or Adraaga, if I choose to wear it for that day, it is going to be in for whatever I'll be doing. Of course I'll wear my Casio pathfinder on a rafting trip or a dress watch for a wedding, but otherwise, there is no special treatment. The sole exception is for watches I'm not convinced I'll keep. I have a frost monster that just has underwhelmed, so I've never worn it on bracelet and have only kept it on for a few hours of desk diving. It may seem funny but I think this attitude works for me because I've gotten some really good deals on great watches who've seen some love simply because normal wear doesn't scare me away from a prospective purchase.
My wife bought me one in 2013, but with the silver face no lume on mine but polished hands you can still see in poor light. I class it as my suit watch more a dress watch in my opinion.
Second hand on mine hits the markers perfectly. I like it ....
Plenty of 'Explorer' alternatives in mechanical but very few (heavy duty) ones in quartz. This Conquest is the only one I've found.
I have a LungoMare. Predecessor of the Conquest range. Also a quartz.
I am very happy with it.
Longines is very underrated in my opinion. Great watches, great history.
If I’m paying that much for a quartz, it better hit each mark exactly and the lume should cause temporary blindness.
I agree
Lol
I was going to buy a used watch like this shown here, but except the bracelet, there is nothing outstanding in this watch. Both this and the watch I wanted to buy had bad lume, crappy indices and logo, it does not even hit the mark right... everything looks like a much cheaper watch, but it is not a cheap watch, even used.
And it should have all the features. Perpetual calendar, radio control, etc. AND, solar powered. It's 2019, who wants to bother changing batteries when solar powered watches are an option?
I got a Tisell homage Explorer, killer lume, hits every second marker and keeps excellent time 90s5. For 225.00 used, its in better shape than this one that's in the 500.00 range. It's a beater that I will take care of.
Watches are made to be used and worn. That being said I like quartz well built high end ones.
Seiko, Citizen and Casio quartz movements are outstanding already, hitting perfectly and without stutter every marker, at this price point better to be High Accuracy Quartz at least or I'll go for Japanese.
I purchased the Longines Hydroconquest automatic and it is an awesome watch. I compared it to several others including the Oris Aquis and this felt like higher quality than what I compared it to.
Finally got my 15 month old girl to seiko lol every time she hears your voice Rob she comes running to sit in my lap to watch your videos.
Haha,
Become next Jenni Elle...
My go to everyday watch. Looks great and very versatile. Prefer the blue dial rather than black. I love it.
Most people will probably disagree bit I think this is a better version of the Rolex Explorer. And then I'm not talking about the movement of course but I mean the design of the watch.
The dial looks a bit cleaner, the bracelet looks nicer with the polishing and the crown of the Conquest makes it looks more rugged (without looking too "tooly")
I´m wearing 39mm conquest auto for 2 years now and I still haven´t decided about this :D On the one hand, conquest is simply perfect.. like you said, alternative to explorer for around one thousand is bargain... on the other hand, rolex will always be rolex. But will it be five times better than longi for that price? Barely
btw there is much more than just design.. also movement is going very strong (I have L888 with 64h reserve)... mine goes +- 1 sec per day!!! thats where sh*t starts to go hard :D you have to admit that it's at the rolex level... and don´t forget conquest is not even cosc certified :D
Just bought one on eBay but a 43mm!!! Couldn’t resist the price tag and could be a quick flip. Will be my first Longines. We’ll see if I trade up.
flipped it or kept it ?
@@jwillwork3683 traded it for a HydroConquest and cash.
Great Video Rob . The best model in the conquest range is the one that's been discontinued ref L3.676.4.16.6 it's the Automatic 39mm it's the one with the best "guts" and best size 39mm with 47.5 lug to lug .
I dont know why Longines Discontinued this model with the smaller size and only sell the 42-45 mm sized conquests now.
I managed to grab one used will do a video of it once I get it back from servicing.
Cheers Rob
Kudos for Longines for producing different sizes. Normally the only choices are something like 36 and 40. I absolutely love this watch. I'm not a collector so I don't care if it's powered by steam, I'm perfectly happy with the quartz but I have a problem - The Tissot PRX quartz. The amount of polishing on the case and bracelet is great for a dress watch but a bit of a pain for an everyday watch. The Tissot has far more brushed steel which makes far more sense. And I can get a Tissot PRX quartz for about a third of the price. I'm not suggesting the Tissot is as desirable, but as much as I want the Longines I'm struggling to convince myself it's worth the considerable extra money.
The Tissot is a perfect watch too, but if you Buy this, you get more water resistance, a more quaility feel. In my opinion, there are more desirable watches, like a Rolex Exploler.. but there are not any watch which is a more racional choice than this. I have this modell and this is my most perfect tool... i even feel this is not a tool, this is not a jewelry. This watch is a companion.
I am sure, you can find a companion watch in the Tissot too, but remember this saying i heard:
Every watch, which is cost more, than a 30€ casio is not rational. You buy it with your heart. Don't let food yourself, buy the one you like. At the end of the day, it is the only thing that matter: does your watch makes you happy or not?
If you can afford the Longines, go for it in my opinion.
I have the blue 43 mm model. No lume. Applied indices as is also the white or silver variant. Super accurate. Have it for three years with no battery change. 300 meter water resistant. Very hefty. They have a great case back. I just wish that the hand hit all the markers right on. I've seen this watch in store windows that sometimes do that.
Great vid! I have the 43mm auto version and its HUGE on the wrist! For a great Rolex Explorer alternative I have a Citizen eco-drive aw1430 on a Strapcode end-mill. Wears much better.
The jumping seconds hand is mesmerizing.
Longines is a great brand.
Agreed. Great history, well priced in regards to brand value and good designs.
I'm far from rich, but I could buy anomega or Rolex...but based on my income it's not very reasonable. A Longines, although expensive is something I can realistically save up for, buy, and wear it without being terrified of scuffing it.
Better in the auto 39mm.
I love it! Watches are made to be worn.
I chose for daily wear Longines conquest vhp
Just got mine and I love it! My 34mm does have a long lug to log but the curve over the wrist helps fit perfectly
What size is your wrist?
Quite attractive on your wrist, Rob. It is a pity that the seconds hand is so poorly aligned... so much for Swiss-made quality. For a daily watch, I actually like the lume layout.
Longines is asking way too much for that quartz. Especially when you can get a better quality Citizen for way less, with more complications and Eco-Drive. Love the vids. Thanks.
Emjay I agree as an owner of Eco- drive with perpetual calendars. Only thing is these designs are much cleaner and classic
Leon you don’t fix them; you buy a new watch. Same if the circuits went on that Longines. The cost would outweigh a new watch
IF you don't have to fix the circuits. Fixing the circuits is very rare. AND AFFORDABLE. I own several eco-drive Citizens and have only had to replace the band. I'm not worried about the circuits. Few, if any Citizen owners are..... just you.
An accurate, good looking watch that for any occasion wearing.
Good review, thanks you saved me £700. I ordered one of these but cancelled the order after seeing this review as no raised indices, terrible lume and butterfly clasp. Hydroconquest is better.
Very useful review. I will consider to buy one as an everyday one-watch, wearable in any circumstances, just like an Explorer :-)
I agree it can be considered a wonderful cheaper alternate to explorer. 👍🏻 Did you buy it, then?
@@alessandroghimenti820 yes, 4 months ago … and I’m happy ;-)
Sold my 43mm black Conquest automatic. This model wears very large and the 43mm looked monstrous on my 7.5"
+ wrist.
Hey, I am thinking of getting the same automatic version with black dial. Found it on Joma for $850 - not bad. I am debating between 43mm and 41mm, but now seeing that it appears to look larger than SKX (my SKX007 wears a little smaller for me), I might pull a trigger on 41. My wrist size is around 8 inch.
Did you sell yours only because of its size, or was there something else?
Just looking at these this morning
Like an everyday Explorer with quality name and waterproofing. Might just get one!
Like Rolex explorer
Good for the prior owner, he used the watch.
Hour markers are printed on black dial version which makes this watch look cheap. I sent it back to Jomashop
I guess the crowd you run with doesn't know what's up if you don't see some Longines goodness. Ha ha. I have the 41mm HydroConquest Auto and I wouldn't mind owning one of these.
Thanks for reviewing this watch. Very nice, but for a third less there's the Casio Oceanus.
A third less? Isn't the Oceanus approx. the same as this?
Anyways, the Oceanus s100 or t200 seems so much better/more impressive in every aspect.
Well maybe a third is a little off. I have seen them for between 4 and 5 hundred dollars. A better watch in every way.
Love the 39mm automatic. Shame they made a quartz wannabe that looks the same
a nice explorer alternative
That is a beautiful watch.
I have one & its mind blowing quality !!!
Lovely looking watch
Is the Longines Conquest black dial 34 mm watch for men?Great video and best regards!
I wish they made the Conquest quartz in 39mm. I have the blue Hydroconquest quartz in 39mm and it is only 10mm thick.
If you can find the version with the modified 2892 pre-owned at a good price in good condition it's not a bad value.
A $20-$50 Casio can hit the seconds marks.......always amazes me when a more expensive watch cant👎🏻
It shows an utter disrespect and contempt for their customers. Zero pride in manufacturing.
Buying the blue dial version this week.
A watch that's been beat on this hard, and doesn't hit the seconds marks. Perhaps there's a connection here?
I made a comment a couple years back about your disappointment in Seiko QC - same basic observation. Dealers putting subpar items on eBay might have been the problem there.
The one quartz watch i will purchase is a Citizen Attesa.
Would love to see this Swiss watch with automatic movement AND a luminous second hand. Where does one go to get these features on a Swiss watch?
Steinhart
Its also in automatic version
Best Watch 😍 i have the Same
Hoping to get a hydroconquest soon
Those look like tritium tubes on the hour markers? Naw, Longinnes site says Super Lumi-Nova
Thinking of one but automatic???? Or should I stick with the quartz?
Go with Automatic..
How do you think the 39mm would wear on a 6.25 inch wrist? Looking at ordering but im nervous about how it wears.
Did you bought it ? , I’m thinking about buying one for myself (7 inch wrist)
Not for me, but thanks for the review.
How to resize a bracelet in Longines watch like this? There is no video on RUclips showing this. Please help! I have got tools.
Been thinking about auto version of this for some time but i can never quite do it.printed dial and can't hit the marks at that money............recently bought a rotary gmt quartz for under £100 GB and it hits the marks better and has applied indices.it's academic but the longines is w/r to 300M which is unusual for an everyday watch.
Is that the one with the pepsi bezel? Looks nice. I have a Tissot quartz chronograph and a £15 Casio mrw-200 , both hit all the marks bang on , as does my phoibus quartz , like others I would want/expect better from a brand an cost of Longines
@@saintdave1877 it's the Pepsi bezel one.if you look around you should be able to get it for under £100 (argos currently have all black bezel version for £89.99)its a lovely watch but never pay full price.
@@saintdave1877 Hiya,yes I can vouch for the mrw200! A hell of a watch for the cost. Got mine from Argos also a couple of years back.Cheers.
there are watches for tens of thousands out there with printed dials and no one complain about it :) look at some pateks or a. lange for example... what makes the price is hidden under the dial ;)
Thank you!!
can quartz watch like this can work 50 years?
I saw this at Macy’s yesterday and tried it; the automatic version. it was so bad the crown action; it’s sharp too, the crown guards are not on line with the crown...lume was abysmal. Way too much for what it is
The watch crowd that I run with would only get this model in the automatic version. I didn't even know about the quartz model. I believe the auto is on jomashop for about $500-$700.
895.00 for auto. 500-700 was for the quartz
Can you do Longines VHP gmt next?
There are much better choices in quartz at this price point.
Agreed. I don't understand why a quartz movement is desirable in a 'swiss made" watch.
Can these born worn everyday as a sporty watch similar to Rolex explorer?
@Zachary Suchanek thanks. I’m thinking the same. My dream watch is the explorer but that price tag. I just want one good quality everyday watch. I’m wearing my Tissell explorer homage. I love the explorer style.
@Zachary Suchanek do you think a 39mm oyster bracelet would fit 39mm conquest?
Casio Oceanus?, for far less you can get a Bulova precisionist for$170 on Amazon right now, blue face three hander with date and bracelet. If you don't have one get one, it'll stay in your collection trust me. And it's very affordable.
Casio do similar for 20bucks... not sure I’d pay that much for that.
Yeah none of the longines line up appeals to me. Idk am I missing something here?
Because Swiss. I'm with you, their designs and detailing are not worth the price IMO.
Why paying €700 for a quartz ?
Very expensive for just housing a Seiko movement
If you want quartz watch just go with citizen. Their eco-drive technology is second to none, also for less money you can get fully titanium watch.
Disappointed to find out these are quartz. It's a good looking watch. I'm looking for an entry into Swiss Swiss time peices.
Also comes with an automatic mvmt
Mine doesn't have lume!
Wish the indices were applied not painted.
Excuse me! Where can buy the 39mm
They don't make a 39mm in Quartz.
Can i wear this watch on my 6,7 Inch wrist? I mein the small one with 41mm
Did you buy it?
It should have at least be solar.
It’s so embarrasing with quartz watches that don’t hit the marks. At least a watch is a tool for measuring time. What’s the point with precision if the manufacturer ain’t able to make the seconds jump excactly 1° each second. A circle is 360°, and step motors are cheap. How damn hard could it be..? - They use laser to ensure precision on everything. It’s just as stupid having digital watches counting seconds partly and randomly, pretending that it hard science to counting each and every seconds precisely… So damn annoying sloppiness.. A watch is, above all, a measuring device… Longines looks cheaper that Tissot.
My 300 mr Citizen Pro master tough hits the markers and got super loom for half the price. And extra's as Solar power, Monocoque case and titanium coating.There is absolutely no need for this Longines for anybody.
Ehhhh Seems like a bad value proposition. A little research and someone could tick all those boxes much better for that kind of money.
WAY too big! bring'er down to 38.
Tbh automatics are for grandpas and watch snobs. I have automatic watch aswell but I don't get the appeal anymore. Loses too much time per day. Only better quality In automatics is the second index which moves smoothly but not it can tick little bit In some for example powermatic 80 that i have automatic
my conquest loosing +-1 sec per day after 2 yrs of wearing.. thats on rolex level... don´t forget that this watch is NOT cosc certified
Don't care for the bracelet. Polished center links.
B
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What Is this watch”s size 41mm or 39mm?
43
It’s a shame, really.
FUGLY
any cheap USD0.50 qrtz watch is super accurate bruh
not hitting the mark, for an expensive watch, not for me
I need to stop watching this channle
Looks like trash to me, can get some bloody eco-drives which do a better job. Really dislike no applied markers and the watch tries to give the dial depth but doesnt hit the marks for me man.
The blue and silver versions do have applied indices. No lume, however.
Terrible, shame it wears Longines name...
Swatch group ruined the name...
Your name is stupid
Gtfo stupid as nigga
Longines watches in general have originality, Character and Excitement of a Toyota Camry. My Heritage Chrono is the only one I care for!