So the bezel is full ceramic with “bi-finish ceramic insert in matt black and intense polished black” not half ceramic half titanium - sorry for the mistake!
@@MinuteMon thank you for the review and this clarification - you got me worried for a few hours 🤣 Excellent release! It has few advantages over the tudor black bay 58 gmt: - titanium grade 5 - quick release bracelet - smaller links with enough micro adjust positions that makes it possible to fit to any wrist size - ceramic bezel insert - the bezel is done on such a way that it can be used for measuring elapsed minutes or hours due to the lumed triangle and the fact that it can be steadily positioned between the 24 clicks - I think the pilot esthetic fits a gmt better - looks a bit dressier so a better balance between dress and sports
Why did you think it was titanium? I have never heard that before so find it very odd you would just make it up rather than assume its a combination of polished and matt ceramic.
@@Vess_Iossifov you have just justified my purchase of this piece. Also, I personally feel that the BB58’s design is too common and lacks any real effort. Feels like the brand is doing the heavy lifting rather than the watch itself
@@idevwatpo congratulations! Wish you enjoy it! I personally already thought that the Zulu time 39mm is one of the best watches on the market keeping in mind all factors. Now this titanium model the way it is done I think it is a perfect watch - the design, colors, materials, functionality, quality and price - I really think it is as close to perfect as I can see. It is a very rare thing! And I agree - it is an original and amazing look from a brand with matching piloting pedigree. In comparison black bay 58 gmt is very unoriginal - yes, it uses the designs of sister company rolex so all is good, but longines went further and actually created an excellent new and fresh design! The only advantage I see is the master chronometer certification but it seems to me the L844 cosc-certified caliber of the Zulu time is good enough! So again - excellent choice and enjoy it 🙂
Picked up a AMZWATCH's watch as my first watch last month and I’m absolutely in love with it. Perfect size, looks elegant, very comfortable. Now my only problem is holding off from buying more watches so quickly!
My biggest gripe with the zulu time is the rediculously long endlink-to-endlink, which I believe is around 53(!!!)mm. Even though the end links angle down, this watch does not wear well on my 6,5' wrist. If you wear it on a strap, the dimensions are appropriate for a 39mm case. I'd rather not have a quick-release system in the bracelet for a better fit over the quick-release functionality that comes with male end links. What is the point of reducing the case size if the bracelet ruins the fit?
Hey the other Easter egg with ‘Zulu time’ is that it harkens back to the first ever gmt that Longines produced, which was the first ever wristwatch gmt! Awesome video, all the data and watch shots I wanted. And you’re pretty much the only one on TH-cam for this ref at this point!❤👌
So happy you made a review on this watch! I recently purchased the 39mm stainless steel version and It has so much wrist time. I love it. Great review!
I've recently began my obsession as a watch collector. And i must say- out of all the luxury brands I've been researching, for me the AMZWATCH's watches are the most intriguing.
the only thing that makes me still prefer BBPro over this is the T-Fit, still waiting for other brand to come up with a similar or better solution for re-sizing on the fly
The Zulu time from Longines presents some of the best value in the entire industry. I’ve owned it…the detail, movement/travelers gmt functionality, ceramic bezel, etc. make it amazing. There’s one major problem imo left out of most reviews… The male end links are a problem. They protrude far beyond its case size and give the appearance of the watch overhanging on wrists despite in being within your typical case proportions. I highly recommend trying on in-person before purchasing for this reason.
I've been wearing basically this watch every day since January (the Hodinkee collab with no stars on the dial 😊) and I still love it. The titanium is so light and the tone/polishing is beautiful. Highly recommend!
I really don't understand why it doesn't have an on-the-fly ajustment, especially when the hydroconquest gmt, which is cheaper, has one. This is one of the areas where tudor still has the advantage given that since the introduccion of the t-fit all new tudor watches are fitted with it.
We got the new model in the Glasgow boutique I’ve been itching to sell it! So glad we finally can - looks STUNNING on display. The grade 5 Titanium is SWEET
urgh, cant believe every watch reviewer is not mentioning this. When i tried on zulu, the biggest flaw i noticed is that is has a very straight case back, so it makes the watch wear really "long". Literally look at 6:39, see how much gap there is to the wrist below the lugs. It's a fantastic watch and i really want to like it, but let down by the back and it just doesnt sit right on the wrist
If you do want to try this on a strap, I've highly recommend a black+grey stitching sailcloth. it's been a great pairing for the bracelet on my steel zulu time
Amazing watch on so many levels. The lack of a micro adjustment has kept me from pulling the trigger. Weird the San Martin homage at ~$250 has the micro adjustment, but the Longines does not. (Be interesting to compare those two watches in another video).
Looks great, but the lack of an on-the-fly adjustment is peculiar. I have two watches with OTF bracelets, a Wise GMT and a Ginault Ocean Rover II, and I will never go back to a bracelet with a manual micro adjustments.
Got the ti in the Zulu Time x Hodinkee version, and one of my faves! Also have the green bezel, grey/black in ss 42mm. Longines is killing it. The new conquest chronos and hydrochonquest GMTs are fantastic too!
I have the Black Bay 58 GMT which I absolutely *love* to death. By far and away my favorite watch ever. It has that "je ne sais quoi" like the first Porsche I drove or the first painting I bought. It's hard to put into words but it has some kind of magic emotional quality that makes me just love it. The Longines seems like it's more cold and calculating - not an emotional feeling but a technical one. Maybe it's the titanium and its spooky lightness, or the dial, I can't quite put my finger on it. But anyway, that's me :)
I had one of the Longines Conquest 41mm (2023). It was a beautiful watch, and my first Longines, but I learned Longines is not for me. I respect the heritage and the quality, and think many pieces look great but I would go for a Tudor or other similar brand instead. Resale value isn't too great either, in my personal experience. Thanks for the video!
I loved the green ceramic bezel version, but I loved the titanium spirit almost as much. Now that this essentially combines the two, this has become my new grail watch.
Awesome watch but has two red flags which make it a no-go for me: 1. No on-the-fly microadjustment. It's a must have in in 2024 and many cheaper brands do it. If you ever wore a bracelet with one you'd never want to go back to fixed. The wrists expand during the day. 2. The true lug-to-lug is actually a whooping 53mm, making this watch wear well only on wrists 7'' and above. The male end-links ruin it so don't be fooled by the smaller 39mm case. They need to either launch a smaller 37mm case or reduce the lugs, or equip female end links. Then it'll be perfect on titanium.
I’ve been wondering when we would get this after the Hodinkee watch. There is a lot to like but I really dislike the stars and the egg timer but I can’t believe they put that dismal clasp on it. Even the hydro conquest comes with on the fly adjustment. Longines really needs to hire the Hodinkee team as consultants as their version was so much better.
I have the normal 39mm and I really like it. I love the shininess and the quick release feature which I use a lot, although I don’t bother using a NATO as putting the spring bars in is a bore.
Some shots might not have it screwed down all the way which adds to the larger appearance but no it doesn’t bother me. It’s a pilots watch so it’s not out of place to have a larger crown
Agreed with the conclusion. This Longines Zulu Time Titanium compare with Tudor BB58 GMT. You will not go wrong in either way. Since I owned the Zulu Time 42 mm (Green/Black) for one and half year (still love it). If I brought one more. Should go to Tudor BB58 GMT. Tudor best issue in 2024.
I love LONGINES for 30 years I guess, the only point stops me from getting this brilliant piece is: GMT hand is above the hours hand 😔 it could be for a technical reason but this could not be logic. Imagine yourself in a business trip to LONDON but your home time is above your Local time !! I might be wrong and LONGINES might has their logical opinion, this doesn’t harm the great achievement of the brand ❤
They need to make a non gilt version of this also, and it would be perfect (yes I know about the hodinkee version). The gilt craze is getting to be too much.
I actually was thinking it looks long on the wrist before the lug to lug length was mentioned. 53mm lug to lug is too long for a 39mm case. Anything over 50mm is too long for a watch this size. It's too bad, the watch is otherwise very nice.
I’m on the hunt for this exact watch but in a White Dial so for that reason I’m not intrigued but not invested so for that reason it will not be in my collection.
I wasn't sold on the Zulu until I saw the hodinkee version. Clasp has the longlines logo instead of the text. Date at 3 o'clock and no 5 stars on the dial. Unfortunately it was more expensive, especially for a longines
Everything was going great until you said the bottom half of the bezel being titanium and that it would age and scratch over time , there it goes , that has totally ruined the watch for me . Couldn’t they have just made it fully in ceramic? 🤦♂️
I rather it age with time and show a life well lived. I don't know why some want a sterile ceramic bezel. Especially since the watch head and bracelet will show age but the bezel looks brand new. It just doesn't make sense
@@lonewolfemcquade8133 when I wore this for a week - all the things that I thought would bother me like gilt indices, no on the fly micro, dual finished bezel would bother me but I surprisingly really like the gilt on the gray, the micro isn’t a big issue since I don’t really adjust it after I leave home and the bezel marks adds character 😎
That clasp is really bugging me. It should have microadjust like the Tudor and the branding looks bad. Give us the clasp from the Hydroconquest GMT! That would make this watch near perfect in my book.
This one hits homerun ngl. Longines really puts their heart into Spirit line. Conquest... I love them, but conquest and hydroconquest have too much of submariner, and datejust influence. Spirit champagne 37mm, this titanium 39mm spirit zulu time, and legend diver are top three watches you should get from them. Other models... save money and move on.
So the bezel is full ceramic with “bi-finish ceramic insert in matt black and intense polished black” not half ceramic half titanium - sorry for the mistake!
@@MinuteMon thank you for the review and this clarification - you got me worried for a few hours 🤣
Excellent release! It has few advantages over the tudor black bay 58 gmt:
- titanium grade 5
- quick release bracelet
- smaller links with enough micro adjust positions that makes it possible to fit to any wrist size
- ceramic bezel insert
- the bezel is done on such a way that it can be used for measuring elapsed minutes or hours due to the lumed triangle and the fact that it can be steadily positioned between the 24 clicks
- I think the pilot esthetic fits a gmt better
- looks a bit dressier so a better balance between dress and sports
Why did you think it was titanium? I have never heard that before so find it very odd you would just make it up rather than assume its a combination of polished and matt ceramic.
@@Vess_Iossifov you have just justified my purchase of this piece. Also, I personally feel that the BB58’s design is too common and lacks any real effort. Feels like the brand is doing the heavy lifting rather than the watch itself
@@idevwatpo congratulations! Wish you enjoy it!
I personally already thought that the Zulu time 39mm is one of the best watches on the market keeping in mind all factors. Now this titanium model the way it is done I think it is a perfect watch - the design, colors, materials, functionality, quality and price - I really think it is as close to perfect as I can see. It is a very rare thing!
And I agree - it is an original and amazing look from a brand with matching piloting pedigree. In comparison black bay 58 gmt is very unoriginal - yes, it uses the designs of sister company rolex so all is good, but longines went further and actually created an excellent new and fresh design! The only advantage I see is the master chronometer certification but it seems to me the L844 cosc-certified caliber of the Zulu time is good enough!
So again - excellent choice and enjoy it 🙂
The hour markings should be like Seiko or Omega it will be more beautiful.
A TITANIUM GMT!!!! Just what I needed. Perfect piece to round out my collection. Will definitely take a look.
It has its own DNA, something the Tudor can’t claim
@@jaymyms ok but why does that matter?
Picked up a AMZWATCH's watch as my first watch last month and I’m absolutely in love with it. Perfect size, looks elegant, very comfortable. Now my only problem is holding off from buying more watches so quickly!
My biggest gripe with the zulu time is the rediculously long endlink-to-endlink, which I believe is around 53(!!!)mm. Even though the end links angle down, this watch does not wear well on my 6,5' wrist. If you wear it on a strap, the dimensions are appropriate for a 39mm case. I'd rather not have a quick-release system in the bracelet for a better fit over the quick-release functionality that comes with male end links. What is the point of reducing the case size if the bracelet ruins the fit?
Just commented the same. I had to sell the green bezel version because of this. They are huge and it barely gets mentioned.
Hey the other Easter egg with ‘Zulu time’ is that it harkens back to the first ever gmt that Longines produced, which was the first ever wristwatch gmt!
Awesome video, all the data and watch shots I wanted. And you’re pretty much the only one on TH-cam for this ref at this point!❤👌
So happy you made a review on this watch! I recently purchased the 39mm stainless steel version and It has so much wrist time. I love it. Great review!
I've recently began my obsession as a watch collector. And i must say- out of all the luxury brands I've been researching, for me the AMZWATCH's watches are the most intriguing.
The Tudor may be thinner but it looks thicker due to the giant slab sides.
the only thing that makes me still prefer BBPro over this is the T-Fit, still waiting for other brand to come up with a similar or better solution for re-sizing on the fly
I bought this watch two months ago in London UK. I LOVE it!
The Zulu time from Longines presents some of the best value in the entire industry. I’ve owned it…the detail, movement/travelers gmt functionality, ceramic bezel, etc. make it amazing. There’s one major problem imo left out of most reviews… The male end links are a problem. They protrude far beyond its case size and give the appearance of the watch overhanging on wrists despite in being within your typical case proportions. I highly recommend trying on in-person before purchasing for this reason.
I've been wearing basically this watch every day since January (the Hodinkee collab with no stars on the dial 😊) and I still love it. The titanium is so light and the tone/polishing is beautiful. Highly recommend!
I don't understand why they can't have an on the fly adjustment at this price. Doesn't make any sense.
I wish it had on the fly micro adjustment too, so close
Longines are some of my favorite designs; the Legend Diver, Zulu Time, and Conquest are🔥
Longines has been on a roll with their new releases. I also love the HydroConquest GMT
I really don't understand why it doesn't have an on-the-fly ajustment, especially when the hydroconquest gmt, which is cheaper, has one. This is one of the areas where tudor still has the advantage given that since the introduccion of the t-fit all new tudor watches are fitted with it.
We got the new model in the Glasgow boutique I’ve been itching to sell it! So glad we finally can - looks STUNNING on display.
The grade 5 Titanium is SWEET
Spirit zulu time is my grail watch
urgh, cant believe every watch reviewer is not mentioning this. When i tried on zulu, the biggest flaw i noticed is that is has a very straight case back, so it makes the watch wear really "long". Literally look at 6:39, see how much gap there is to the wrist below the lugs. It's a fantastic watch and i really want to like it, but let down by the back and it just doesnt sit right on the wrist
Now you have me questioning this should be my grail watch and you make a great point. That gap is large and needs to be tried on in the store.
If you do want to try this on a strap, I've highly recommend a black+grey stitching sailcloth. it's been a great pairing for the bracelet on my steel zulu time
What is the story behind stars in dial? I love the watch but I don't get that detail
Amazing watch on so many levels. The lack of a micro adjustment has kept me from pulling the trigger. Weird the San Martin homage at ~$250 has the micro adjustment, but the Longines does not. (Be interesting to compare those two watches in another video).
Looks great, but the lack of an on-the-fly adjustment is peculiar. I have two watches with OTF bracelets, a Wise GMT and a Ginault Ocean Rover II, and I will never go back to a bracelet with a manual micro adjustments.
You should definitely fix the massive compression on your mic! Also epic vid
Will do! The space I was recording in had really bad echo , sorry about that!
Got the ti in the Zulu Time x Hodinkee version, and one of my faves! Also have the green bezel, grey/black in ss 42mm. Longines is killing it. The new conquest chronos and hydrochonquest GMTs are fantastic too!
The bronze and Panda 🐼 dial Longines Conquest chronographs look really good
The bronze dial panda with Swiss made silicon bracelet is 🔥 I was wearing it in the showroom yesterday, could barely take it off lol
I have the Black Bay 58 GMT which I absolutely *love* to death. By far and away my favorite watch ever. It has that "je ne sais quoi" like the first Porsche I drove or the first painting I bought. It's hard to put into words but it has some kind of magic emotional quality that makes me just love it. The Longines seems like it's more cold and calculating - not an emotional feeling but a technical one. Maybe it's the titanium and its spooky lightness, or the dial, I can't quite put my finger on it. But anyway, that's me :)
Surely they will launch the 42mm version of this?
This watch is beautiful. Should be seen in person to see the details.
Crazy how many GMTs are coming out. I hope they do a 37mm time only Ti or a 39mm flyback, steel or Ti.
I don't need a GMT.
37mm spirit titanium， when longines？？？
Wish they made a 38mm version with an exhibition caseback and female end links..
I had one of the Longines Conquest 41mm (2023). It was a beautiful watch, and my first Longines, but I learned Longines is not for me. I respect the heritage and the quality, and think many pieces look great but I would go for a Tudor or other similar brand instead. Resale value isn't too great either, in my personal experience. Thanks for the video!
I wish it didnt have the male end links and why 21 lug width?
Very informative video, thank you. Keep up the good work. Hope to add a GMT to my collection soon.
I own watches from both brands. Both top notch. Theres no reason to get more expensive brands
Wish they'd do the Hydroconquest GMT in Titanium too.....
Hopefully that’s next & in 39mm would be amazing
@@MinuteMon And with the on the fly adjustment on the clasp!
As someone with the 42mm with a blue GMT dial, to get it in a 39mm + titanium would be my ultimate bracelet watch.
Why no mention of the QD bracelet?
Why does it look like the crown is unscrewed in half the video???
I loved the green ceramic bezel version, but I loved the titanium spirit almost as much. Now that this essentially combines the two, this has become my new grail watch.
Pretty much best of both worlds there!
Awesome watch but has two red flags which make it a no-go for me:
1. No on-the-fly microadjustment. It's a must have in in 2024 and many cheaper brands do it. If you ever wore a bracelet with one you'd never want to go back to fixed. The wrists expand during the day.
2. The true lug-to-lug is actually a whooping 53mm, making this watch wear well only on wrists 7'' and above. The male end-links ruin it so don't be fooled by the smaller 39mm case.
They need to either launch a smaller 37mm case or reduce the lugs, or equip female end links. Then it'll be perfect on titanium.
The bottom half of the bezel is titanium?! Looks like on the right side there's already a scratch. Why wouldn't they just do full ceramic?
@@ericrichmond8320 it's two types of ceramic
@@anthonysmith2982 don't care what it's made out of. There's a scratch between 6 and 8. I'll pass on this watch for multiple reasons.
Sorry! It’s full ceramic but a dual finishing in glossy & matte ceramic
Your review is perfect ! 😊 👌🏾
I’ve been wondering when we would get this after the Hodinkee watch. There is a lot to like but I really dislike the stars and the egg timer but I can’t believe they put that dismal clasp on it. Even the hydro conquest comes with on the fly adjustment.
Longines really needs to hire the Hodinkee team as consultants as their version was so much better.
I have the normal 39mm and I really like it. I love the shininess and the quick release feature which I use a lot, although I don’t bother using a NATO as putting the spring bars in is a bore.
tudor going after omega and not watching out for longines lolol
@@ft7039 no on the fly is a disappointment
Tudor, Longines, Breitling, same quality watches...
@@Sumerdiniif you wore them you would change your mind
@@johntoal627 maybe Longines better 👍
@@Sumerdinilongines doesn’t have METAS certified watches, but TUDOR does. So you’re 100% wrong
Is it definitely made of ceramic?
The crown looks large and sticks out quite a bit. Do you feel like it gets in the way or is uncomfortable?
Some shots might not have it screwed down all the way which adds to the larger appearance but no it doesn’t bother me. It’s a pilots watch so it’s not out of place to have a larger crown
So glad I bought my longines before they priced themselves out of their market!!
@@garyirwin6093 The Pelagos 39 and BB 58 GMT both cost more than this, and this watch combines the two. I think it’s a very fair price
Agreed with the conclusion. This Longines Zulu Time Titanium compare with Tudor BB58 GMT. You will not go wrong in either way.
Since I owned the Zulu Time 42 mm (Green/Black) for one and half year (still love it). If I brought one more. Should go to Tudor BB58 GMT. Tudor best issue in 2024.
The over streching male end link needs to be shortened or replaced with a female one
That would be a welcome change
Thank you for vedio, i wondering why they didn't add easy micro adjustment to bracelet,.
I have 7inch wrist do u think it will fit on me,?
It should fit great on you, my wrist is 6.5” and I like how it wears
Did you show them in the upcoming episode on the podcast?
Yup I spoke about it on Wrist Enthusiast Radio, That episode isn’t out yet, but hopefully soon!
@@MinuteMon ok cool
The Spirit flyback is amazing for the price too
39mm is best size to me🎉🎉
I love LONGINES for 30 years I guess, the only point stops me from getting this brilliant piece is: GMT hand is above the hours hand 😔 it could be for a technical reason but this could not be logic. Imagine yourself in a business trip to LONDON but your home time is above your Local time !! I might be wrong and LONGINES might has their logical opinion, this doesn’t harm the great achievement of the brand ❤
I did not notice that until you mentioned it. But I see that it is also this way on a Rolex GMT Master II, GMT hand sits above the local hour hand
They need to make a non gilt version of this also, and it would be perfect (yes I know about the hodinkee version). The gilt craze is getting to be too much.
I actually was thinking it looks long on the wrist before the lug to lug length was mentioned. 53mm lug to lug is too long for a 39mm case. Anything over 50mm is too long for a watch this size. It's too bad, the watch is otherwise very nice.
This or the new Blackbay 58 gmt?
The Spirit looks nicer but no on the fly adjustment is a deal breaker imo
I would’ve pulled the trigger on a Zulu Time but I’m convinced Swatch took Omega Globemaster’s 39mm case for this line…which I already have
Beautiful watch. 🙃
I'm not a fan of the grey tone of titanium. I need to check this out!
Looks like the upgrade to the black version of the Seiko 5KX GMT
Absolute banger.
I’m on the hunt for this exact watch but in a White Dial so for that reason I’m not intrigued but not invested so for that reason it will not be in my collection.
White dial would be nice, hope they do that
I wasn't sold on the Zulu until I saw the hodinkee version. Clasp has the longlines logo instead of the text. Date at 3 o'clock and no 5 stars on the dial. Unfortunately it was more expensive, especially for a longines
Everything was going great until you said the bottom half of the bezel being titanium and that it would age and scratch over time , there it goes , that has totally ruined the watch for me . Couldn’t they have just made it fully in ceramic? 🤦♂️
I really love the dual bezel, but I hope you get to see it in person to see how awesome it looks
I rather it age with time and show a life well lived. I don't know why some want a sterile ceramic bezel. Especially since the watch head and bracelet will show age but the bezel looks brand new. It just doesn't make sense
@@lonewolfemcquade8133 when I wore this for a week - all the things that I thought would bother me like gilt indices, no on the fly micro, dual finished bezel would bother me but I surprisingly really like the gilt on the gray, the micro isn’t a big issue since I don’t really adjust it after I leave home and the bezel marks adds character 😎
Titanium watches scratch more easily than stainless steel (plus scratches are more visible), but are easier to repair.
IMO it should have had a crowd guard
I liked the seeries as soon as it came out but still wears big, i Have a 17.5 cm wrist and still looks big, so ill admire it from afar
it would look badass on a red nato! or a grey/red striped nato, and a black/red striped nato.
I swear we have the same taste lol. I really want one of these.
Odd Lug width killed it for me. Tool watches should have 20/22mm lug width.
make it 37 take off that 5⭐️ and i buying it
Its not like Longines doesnt have a clasp design with on the fly adjustment, this is a deal breaker for me
The black/gray version I like. Now they call that the Bruce Wayne color scheme.
No on the fly adjustment ruins the deal for me!
The Zulu is a pilot watch, the Tudor is a dive watch. I find the Tudor too traditional. Longines looks heritage and modern at the same time
This watch boys?!?!) or new!!! GMT aqua tag heur racer in blue or green
I won’t buy without tfit, or on the fly adjustment. Even less expensive watches have one
That clasp is really bugging me. It should have microadjust like the Tudor and the branding looks bad. Give us the clasp from the Hydroconquest GMT! That would make this watch near perfect in my book.
At $3,000 Longines Hydroconquest GMT is much a better option.
Another great choice. I’d love the HydroConquest GMT even more if it comes in 39mm!
Nah. This looks smarter. More distinctive
I like the titanium, but I'm not sure about the gilt. It reminds me of the BB54, which I would also prefer in monochrome.
My dad was a longines AD, personally I cant get over the fackt its a Swatch 😢
I think I’ll spend an additional thousand for a Speedy instead. 🤔
This one hits homerun ngl. Longines really puts their heart into Spirit line. Conquest... I love them, but conquest and hydroconquest have too much of submariner, and datejust influence. Spirit champagne 37mm, this titanium 39mm spirit zulu time, and legend diver are top three watches you should get from them. Other models... save money and move on.
It's a Beauti.💯👍
Want a better clasp and even lug with from Longines. I have the spirt 37 mm
Nice watch but it is to thick for my preference
We put lugs on your lugs.
Nice looking watch spoiled by a massive crown.
I would pick the Longines any day over the Tudor. It just plain looks better and the Tudor is less original. It has by all accounts become passe.
It’s a perfect watch… other than those horrible male end links. That’s the only negative and the reason why I won’t buy it. Why longines why
"I would buy this" is a million miles from "I bought this" 🙄
I love watches but i can't understand paying such price tags for most of them. I must be missing something
Is the bezel inspired by the Bruce Wayne to some degree...Will take your word that it is beautiful to look at
I like Longines, however, no brand will be able to move very high up the scale when they have models that have gold plating.
crown is as big as the case
that crown sticks out WAYYY too far, wth longines?
Longines is too thick (not a diver watch at all) as compared with Tudor, I prefer Tudor to Longines.