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The Longines Sprit 37mm blue is my daily driver watch, but I also have the Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38mm. So, I guess that I have already got them both! (Just in different sizes.)
@freddolman1494 thanks I might need to get one then 🙂 I have the auto and 2 mechanicals field style are starting to become my prefered styles slim with numerals vs diver chunky thick and no numerals
Hamiton is, at it's core a Tool Watch(Field Watch specifically in this case)... Not supposed to be "fancy". Longine has made a fancy Field Watch, which although beautiful, sort of defetes the purpose. If I'm remembering correctly this Hamilton model DOESN'T have a screw down crown, the Longine DOES... But Now pricing on the bracelet, from the official sites, SRP for the Longine is $3900 cnd vs $1050 cnd for the Hamilton.
Thanks very much for sharing the pricing in CAD. And yes, I must have missed out pointing out the fact that the Longines has a screw down crown while the Hamilton does not.
Rubbish, Hamilton is not entry level. There are various Chinese brands that can offer similar quality for a fraction of the price. I own a Dryden Heartlander that I would put up against either of them, and it costs considerably less
Technically Hamilton is entry level... Then we have these new Chinese brands. These Chinese brands like San martin, baltany and etc really pushes the boundaries in terms of value for money. But usually they lack original designs... But that's a question of preference already
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Well this video seems made to me, I own a KFA and my favorite watch is the 37mm blue Spirit so... I have a lot to think about haha!
Time to get them both! 🤣
I’d go for the 37mm LONGINES spirit instead of the 40mm
Great choice as well! I do agree the 37mm has the best proportions overall, however the 40mm has a larger dial and wrist presence
Great choice but screw-down crown...
@@twosecondswatch the 37 mm has a push pull crown not a screw down unfortunately
@@MountieHoo1105thanks for pointing that out! I did forget about that…
Very useful - thanks!
Most welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video!
The Longines Sprit 37mm blue is my daily driver watch, but I also have the Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38mm. So, I guess that I have already got them both! (Just in different sizes.)
Is the longines worth the extra :)
@@daveLin104 It is to me, which is all that counts! It's a great watch.
@freddolman1494 thanks I might need to get one then 🙂 I have the auto and 2 mechanicals field style are starting to become my prefered styles slim with numerals vs diver chunky thick and no numerals
Hamiton is, at it's core a Tool Watch(Field Watch specifically in this case)... Not supposed to be "fancy".
Longine has made a fancy Field Watch, which although beautiful, sort of defetes the purpose.
If I'm remembering correctly this Hamilton model DOESN'T have a screw down crown, the Longine DOES... But
Now pricing on the bracelet, from the official sites, SRP for the Longine is $3900 cnd vs $1050 cnd for the Hamilton.
Thanks very much for sharing the pricing in CAD. And yes, I must have missed out pointing out the fact that the Longines has a screw down crown while the Hamilton does not.
@@twosecondswatch Never pay full price... but for comparison LoL
Rubbish, Hamilton is not entry level. There are various Chinese brands that can offer similar quality for a fraction of the price. I own a Dryden Heartlander that I would put up against either of them, and it costs considerably less
Perhaps I should have titled the video as entry level luxury. ☺️
@@twosecondswatch Swiss entry level perhaps
Technically Hamilton is entry level...
Then we have these new Chinese brands. These Chinese brands like San martin, baltany and etc really pushes the boundaries in terms of value for money.
But usually they lack original designs... But that's a question of preference already
@@saswineey San Martin now make several original designs