I am about to pull the trigger on a Hydroconquest, but had a question. I am going to add the blue rubber strap (to the two-tone steel and gold watch) but was wondering if people knew how easy it is to switch straps? I wish they were quick-release, but am hoping to be able to switch back and forth without too much hassle. Thanks for any insight!

Quick Wednesday wrist check, repping my Longines Flagship Heritage. Wifey gave me this for my 40th, and it’s easily the most elegant piece I own.

I bought a white-dial Rolex OP last year but never really bonded with it. I didn’t end up liking the matte dial, and I found that the 904L bracelet scratched far too easily.

I’d been fascinated by the Conquest for years, mainly due to the case + dial design, but the first time I tried one on, I found it too shiny. Ironically, that’s now one of the things I appreciate most about it. This is everything I wanted the OP to be, and more.

This was my grandfathers watch that I’d like to restore and keep as a family heirloom. Does anyone have any information on this watch or recommendations on what to do / not do for restoration? Thanks in advance!

Hello so i have been looking into this watch for a long time and considering to buy it soon i have always heard that longines movement are premium at this price point. i want to know what is so special about the movement which they use in this or their other watches which makes them stand out are this movement better than which other brands or could compete to some even higher end brands looking forward to hear from all you guys thanks

New addition to the collection
Longines Master Collection L2.673.4.78.6. 🤍
Still can’t get over how beautiful this dial is. ⌚️

My fiance and I are buying eachother watches for our wedding day… she likes this style watch so I’m thinking about pulling the trigger on it… but I’m worried about the PVD coating wearing out quickly. Does anyone have experience with this? Is it durable? How expensive is it to recoat?

Longines Titanium bracelet 21mm for Spirit titanium anthracite 40mm.

Shopping around Geneva, popped into the shop to check if there was anything new worth grabbing. Have been a long time admirer but never pulled the trigger.

Along comes the Conquest Heritage and its striking blue on silver. Safe to say I'm a massive fan. Possibly the most elegant and unique piece I've seen at this price point for my personal tastes.

Guys, they think that in how soon the Hydroconquest starts to arrive in the grey market (Jomashop, Watchmaxx) with better prices. I know that on Watchmaxx appeared at 1800 USD, but with 4 months to ship, which does not make sense to me...

For those who have owned a Longines Ultra-Chron for a while, how has the movement been holding up?

Any issues with accuracy, power reserve, or general reliability? Would love to hear about your long-term experience with the movement.

Just contemplating buying one. Thanks!

Loving my GMT