The Oris Aquis VS Longines HydroConquest - Who Wins?!
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- Let's compare the Oris Aquis and the Longines HydroConquest. The question is, who comes out on top...? Enjoy!
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I had the pleasure to wear both and after pondering I went for the Aquis 39.5. At that dimension is just perfect. I love the fact is very distinctive design and Oris is working so hard and so good to transform him into a classic. Wearing the 39 is just pure pleasure. And I don't mind the sellita. I think is a great movement that will last forever and that is his purpose. Lasting.
Longines for sure. I think it just looks better. It has a more classic, clean design.
Oris: bezel is sharper, no numbers on the dial, the hour hand wasnt raped, the lugs fall smoother and the crown can actually be touched with gloves....
I dont see why u think longines is netter looking
@@provuksmc6619 because people have different tastes. i would take the longines as well. it just looks better. im not a diver so some things dont really matter.
@@BKBCrAnK no shit sherlock
@@provuksmc6619 exactly, No shit, Sherlock!
@@BKBCrAnK 🤦♂️
Both are nice looking watches. I would happily wear either. It boils down to price. I ended up with the Longines simple because I got a deal on a pre owned ceramic 41, black version. I enjoy wearing it and the history behind the name. At the same time I would feel that way with Oris. Good video
For me, the Oris is a lovely looking watch, well balanced, well executed design but the Longines just feels special when I look at it. Longines gets my vote. Superior movement and wow factor! Also that sub 12mm wrist curving design mmmmmmm.
Though the real winner is anyone that gets one of these two watches! They both hit the mark, just depends what mark you wanna hit :)
I agree, if you compare the new Oris aquis with the 5 day power reserve, then it's a no-brainer. Then again, the Oris would be around 2.5X the price. It's all preference. I wish both of them had a tool-less micro adjustment
Hydroconquest have ridiculous long lug to lug distance over 50 for its normal size case 41mm. Also ridiculously sharp crown guards idk why presige brand like Longines wont fix this issues its not acceptable at this price points.
@@Visitor555 you could get the 39mm case size, but I imagine that won't fix the sharp crown issue
@@Visitor555 I can see how they might lose a few customers with the long lug to lug. The rubber band version definitely wears smaller without all that metal there and for me it comfortably holds the watch away from the back of my wrist. I could have got away with the 43mm (or the bracelet version) though I did start to notice the guards poking me with the larger 43mm size for some reason. So could be one of those things that is a bit personal to the wearer.
The crown is a bit fiddley to get out from behind those large guards, so that would be my criticism there. But not a big one for me.
So true.
really like your personality bro, great work! I think your narration style of taking us through your own decision making process answers a lot of questions for folks.
Thank you Sir. Appreciate that.
First- I have this dilemma between these two models (blue dials) for more than a year.. many many thoughts about many things with them, yet basically for me its the size of the crown guards on the Longines - and the quite ordinary dial of the Oris.
Second-Thanks for the vid, very well made, very honest. It really helped me with tipping my mind towards one of them 😊
I think the oris looks better. The roundness of the case and how it integrates with the bracelet is great.
Hi I love your channel 😃 I just surprised myself today I bought my first Longines a hydro conquest in black and I love it , it called out to me when I saw it. Carry on with your great content.
Picked my Longines up today, was worried it would be a little big on my wrist but it’s perfect, using it as an everyday watch, really is a beauty to look at and looks a lot more expensive than it is, definitely recommend.
I would personally go for the Aquis, especailly the Aquis Upcycle. Unique dial and you can feel good about helping out ocean conservation. Longines is an awesome watch company, and I personally have their Bigeye Avigation, but between these two I think Oris has it in the bag.
That Aquis Upcycle might be a grail watch for me. Then I saw the cherry red dial and I'm enamored! I don't know which one to pick
These are two of my favorite Swiss brands. I’d lean slightly to the HC here, though I do prefer date windows at 6 (just a personal preference) which the Aquis has. I like the HC’s sharper, tool watch bezel and movement though.
Love love love to own an Oris, it’s on my list for when I’ve finally got a little cash put aside.
I love the exhibition case on the Oris . But I think I'd go with another LONGINES ( CONQUEST )
I have both. The hydroconquest will always be one of my favorites to pull out. On the other hand I do have the Oris Aquis hanging limited edition in this stunning green that is different to any other green so I would buy both but as an outright wow factor on the wrist it's goes to well my limited edition 😂⌚👀
Just bought the HydroConquest in blue. It's a crackin watch. Spot on timekeeping and fits nice on my small wrist (17.5cm and 41mm version)
I own both of them, the Longines is a superior piece I believe. The Oris movement, with the open caseback doesn’t really sell it for me however it’s a very nice tool watch without a lot of flash. The Longines bracelet is certainly its weak point with its lack of taper, the Oris has a very hefty appearance on the wrist and a better bracelet but I prefer my hydroconquest on its rubber strap over the summer, it’s got a nice slim look and mine is a white dial version which looks pretty sharp with its earlier version all stainless bezel. Plus the movement in the Longines is running within cosc while the Oris is consistently +15-20 seconds a day. Nice comparison, just stumbled onto your channel and it’s very well put together.
After much deliberation, today I bought my first ever Swiss watch and picked up a 9 month old, hardly worn, grey dial 41mm Longines Hydroconquest for just under £800! I'm beyond excited and for that price it's an absolute bargain of a watch! My first, of many, luxury watches! Can't wait for it to arrive!
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Longines team!!👍🤩💪
Oris Team 👍🏽🤩💪🏽
Meh
Got my Spirit 42mm right here. 🎉❤😊
Exactly. Longines better quality movement hands down.
I just purchased a longines HydroConquest with green dial. Love it and can't wait to see it!!!!
For me, these two are possible the most evenly matched opponents imaginable. I LOVE them both and have pondered which of the two to go with? As of now I'm still undecided! . .but I will be choosing soon. I'm not crazy about the large numerals on the Longines, but I do like the more protective crown guard.
I'm SLIGHTLY leaning towards the Oris.
I prefer the Longines for its form factor. I prefer the lugs to blend into the case, rather that sticking straight out the way Oris and Tissot do them. Just a personal preference, but I like the sleeker styling to the '"lollipop on a strap" look, in part because it makes the bezel less prone to catching on clothing, or on other hazards that like to snag your watch. Not much to chose between them otherwise on specs, but the Longines wins on appearance for me, recognizing that this is a personal preference. I am not sure that the movement in either of these watches is decorated to any significant extent, so the transparent case back on the Oris is not much of a factor for me.
After doing weeks of grueling searching for the perfect dive watch under $2000, I can say that from a "value for money" prospect, nothing is going to beat the Longines Hydroconquest. The Oris Aquis is amazing in its own right, but I just cannot find myself paying more money to have a worse movement, and worse power reserve, along with the slight downgrade in the sapphire crystal, and a rather flat dial, in comparison to the Longines sunburst blue variant that I am gravitating towards. Overall while the Oris Aquis is amazing value for money at the price point in its own right, the Longines comes out on top by a fair margin for me.
Longines also has a silicone hairspring inside which makes it dead precise, I would guess Oris does not deliver such feat
@@mvhdsk1122 As far as I could tell, no the Oris does not seem to have the silicon hairspring.
I have a Longines and I’m very happy with this watch, very comfortable and beautiful.
Aquis for me, but I may be bias. Bought a 43mm Blue dial cal400 Aquis last year and absolutely love it. Its very much a diver and tool watch yet unique compared to so many others on the market. Funnily enough I also got an Artelier Skeleton at the same time, bit of an unusual choice it seems as they don't seem popular at all.
Cal 400 Aquis is far superior to the two model compared in this video
A really great comparison review. It helped me with making a choice between the two. I, also, went with the Longines.⏳
Welcome to my life. I still can’t decide but am leaning towards the longines.
I held both of them at a store. The bracelet on Longines felt cheap after I tried on Oris.
This I agree on. evnthough the Longines is heavier, when you actually feel the bracelet and give it a little shake, felt so light and thin like
Great video, I’d go Longines as prefer the simplicity of the dial, would be great if they updated the 39mm model with this less cluttered dial, the inclusion of a VHP movement would be perfect for me as I wouldn’t wear it every day.
Thank you.
After debating between the two for quite some time, this is what I’ve come up with. As much as I dislike the huge 6,9,12 (and no 3 marker), the ugly crown guards, and the anti reflective on the outside of the crystal, the Longines is still a nice looking watch on rubber strap, especially the grey dialed one. However, the Aquis is a better overall watch. The Aquis has a robust and original design, whereas the Longines case design looks like many other divers out there. The Aquis looks better on wrist and has a symmetrical dial design and while it’s movement loses to Longines in the power reserve category, the Aquis movement beats at 4hz (Longines beats at 3.5). Now while I think that both are solid choices, I ultimately went with the 41.5 mm Aquis with the caliber 400 movement (on bracelet). It should be here in two days and I cannot wait!
Bought an Oris with a green dial! Beautiful watch.
I have both. I agree that putting the Longines up against the basic Aquis, the Hydroconquest wins. Such a stunning, quality watch. But, I would like to see a refreshed review with the new Oris 400 movement and gold bezel two tone up against the Hydroconquest. I think it would be a different result 🤔
I own the longines and I’m very happy with it since 8 years .. if I look at Oris I’m in love with diver 65 bronze
Great video, this just helped me choosing my next watch
Thank you!
They sell Longines at Macy's and part of the Swatch group. Oris stands alone and is only sold in high end jewelry stores.
I'm a huge Oris fan. Nothing wrong with Longines, they make a great watch, I just like more what Oris is doing in the watch world today.
I've got a Longines Hydroconquest with the metal bezel in blue, great watch but the clasp is very stiff.
Recently got an Oris Aquis Cherry with the relief bezel.
The Oris has a better clasp.
I like both and it boils down to what I decide to put on that day😊
Before the videos on TH-cam I was thinking About buying the Oris. But by time and a lot of videos about automatic watches (with me the liking quartz ones more) I decided that my first automates with value performance and quality in between the brands Tissot, Oris, Longines and TagHeuer the most interesting ones were (for me presonally) the Longines HydroConquests. (I am a fan of Rolex submarines but with me not having enough money for byuing Rolexes 😅😭, these remind me of rolexes with their design, the Longines are the winners for me in this case.) When I have to buy automates I will buy Longines for sure. If possible please comment which one of the Longines colour combination did you decided for 🙂 … Im thinking About the combinations of black or green with Gold and rose Gold 😁
I have the blue ceramic version of the Longines and a number of Oris Aquis's all bought from authorised dealers. Love both in terms of the design, however one massive difference to me is the quality of the finishing. Especially around the back and when moving your fingers across the crown guards, the Longines is full of really sharp and cutting edges. Stands out a mile to me and even watches far less in price (e.g. Sumo's) are streets ahead on the finishing. The clasp on the Longines is also poor compared to Oris. Love the Longines styling and specs but it let's itself down badly in these two areas.
In regards to the clasp on the hyrdoconquest I do agree, it is poor. My seiko 5 has a better clasp in terms of finishing. My oris clasp wins hands down but in the end the watches are supposed to be worn and to enjoy for many years to follow, expecially if your diving as both clasp finishes will get battered in the long run.
I like chamfers on a watch but I just bought a hydro conquest and to create square edges that are not sharp in any way . I think that shows more skill I've just rubbed my fingers hard over these square corners and no cuts , great craftsmanship.
I had done a bunch of research on a luxury dive watch I would be buying for my milestone anniversary, looking at the Omega Seamaster, Rolex Sub and Tudor Black bay as some of my favorites.
Not wanting to wait to have a great watch to start my collection, I ended up with the Longines Hydro Conquest as my first entry into the Luxury watch market. My experience so far is positive. Fit and finish is done very well for the price, good power reserve, similar appearance to many higher end watches. With the anti reflective coating, dial, bezel. I haven’t see a watch, so far, that compares in value.
My first good watch was citizen promaster tough titanium…… it looks like im a fan of big numbers, so Longines is kinda my dream watch, which i hope i will buy in near future.
Both are beautiful! Has to be said 👏 🙌
Been in this same exact dilemma and i went for the Longines in black with rubber strap 😊
Got the Longines HC in Sunburst grey and rose gold/steel. Looks fabulous. Gets lots of compliments. Accuracy? I set the time 4 months ago, and haven't adjusted it since. It's gained a shocking 1 second. Beat that..!
Lie since the manufacturer himself states that it gains 6 seconds a day, therefore I don’t believe you when you say that it gain 1 second only over 4 months
@@LucieOvalx it's +/- so it can balance itself out
Just purchased an Oris AQUIS cherry red so I’m with Oris
Hey, I noticed the bezel insert on that Aquis is matte black not polished, what's up with that?
I have two Longines: the Legend Diver in blue and the Hydroconquest in grey. I love them both but the latter is a bit brownish grey and I didn’t quite get that from internet images. So just a heads up regarding the color. Not my favorite hue but I love it nonetheless.
I just purchased a Certina DS Action diver in all black with white indices that I’m really loving especially at $995. It might be worth a review?
How does the Certina stacks against Longine in your opinion? I understand the Certina it's cheaper but it looks so nice.
ORIS I DO PREFER, You described the ‘ micro adjustment’ but demonstrated the extending link for putting watch over dive suit , the micro adjustments are the three (or four on some bracelets) positions on closing clasp with pins , this enables fine adjustments to size of bracelet.
I own the Longines Hydroconquest shown here on a black rubber strap. I own an Oris Big Crown Date Pointer with a similar back and display case, and here are some observations. The Longines movement is superior and the power reserve functions well. I can put the HydrConquest down for two days and it still is running when I come back to it. The Longines buckle, at least the one on the rubber strap, is good quality and has micro-adjustments on both ends so you can work it to a good fit. The two-sided AR treated sapphire crystal on the Longines is an underrated strength of the watch. The view through the crystal in any light is clear and sharp, making the deal easy to see and admire. True that it does not have a display caseback, but keep this point in mind: since both watches are automatic, half the view of the movement is covered by the rotor, so you don't really see that much of the movement at any given time. Plus, the Oris movement is not all that interesting to look at. I would not let considerations of display caseback factor into the decision between these two watches. I don't have the Oris Aquis so I can't say for sure that the Longines HydroConquest is better, but I think you get more watch at a better price with the Longines.
I was looking for a green diver and checked out both of these. Holding both and wearing both, I felt the Oris was the clear winner. I understand comparing lume, weight, etc are competition points, but they are kind of irrelevant. I absolutely LOVE my Aquis and found the Hydro to be just "a good" watch. I felt like the Hydro was a consolation prize to the Aquis. I could absolutely see an individual having the exact opposite opinion as me though. This is a great comparison, but to choose the one for you, you really have to wear both. It's really comparing two great pieces and if you're fortunate to be in a position to compare the two, there's really no situation in which you lose. Somewhere down the road, I may still pick up a different color Longine Hyrdo. It's that close.
Opposite opinon individual here haha. After holding them both in my hands I felt the same exact way as you did, but about the Longines LOL. Goes to show that even though more people lean towards the $2000+ price range when looking for luxury divers, there's some diamonds in the rough at that $1500-2000 sweet spot.
@@OneLordeAnimeClips that's the beauty of horology! I get so many compliments on my green oris. Ironically though, I have a Rose Gold Orient open heart on brown leather that gets more compliments than my Breitling. Lol.
@@jasondavis3715 Is that Orient an Orient Star by any chance? Gf of mine has that exact one. Personally, I get the most compliments with my G-Shock LOL
Longines all day, Not really big on the oris lugs and bezel numerals, wish the hydroconquest had the oris crown and crown guard
I like the clean appearance of the oris and the fact, that oris is still an independent watchmaker, whereas Longines has these big ugly numbers on the dial and is just a brand in a giant industry-group.
The sw200 caliber in the Aquis is a solid little machine.
Thos big ugly numbers are gross tbh.
I don't have either of these watches but I do have both a Longines and an Oris. Both of these look great but I would likely buy the Longines.
Jeg gikk for en Longines hydroconquest, med grå urskive. Fantastisk utseende, oser kvalitet av den.
Oris for me, the asymmetrical dial of the Longines really puts me off. Would love to see the date moved to 6 and have the numerals lumed👌🏻I just picked up a 41.5 Aquis 400 in green😁
Beautiful model!
I’ve just picked up a green aquis 400, beautiful watch!
@@robertedwards2442 Right?!? I’ve never owner a green dialed watch before. I’ve been so amazed every time I check the time.
Anythought on the beautiful mido 200c? Seen a blue in person and would highly recommend for under 1000.00. Same league as my aqyis and the 41 hydroconquest. Better bracelet and finishing i.m.o.
I’ll go for Oris definitely
I was in one of their shops in Edinburgh recently, the guy argued that the 5KX GMT had a kinetic movement, wouldn't be told otherwise. Spoke over me when I told him he was wrong, I walked out without purchasing. On my only other visit to these guys, I enquired about servicing for my Datejust, they were more interested in where I got it than actually arranging a service. Again I walked out, I'll stick to WOS in the future.
I have the Longines, and my next is the Aquis for sure
The Lonegines has a more accurate movement, stick with what you got.
I own both models and I prefer the Longines as an every day wearer it’s a beautiful watch with a better movement! 👍❤️
Same! I have the hydroconquest in gray and the oris aquis 400 caliber in the black bezel with the black sunburst-ish dial. I love both but the hydroconquest is my preferred between them
@@huckinator Could not agree more
Black Hydro for me...Thing is, to choose it with metallic bracelet, or rubber strap which has a convinient clip...
Noticed you didn’t mention the cheep pressed steel clasp on the Longines compared to the machined higher quality clasp
Disclosure: I own an ORIS Aquis with the Caliber 400. As far as the watches go in this video, I definitely prefer the Longines. I just wish the Hydroconquest had an option without the big Arabic numerals. The Aquis with the older movement is just underwhelming at this point.
Great video boss
I’m a fan of Oris but for VFM, I’d probably go for the Longines. Both have pedigree and provenance, but I think price would be the determining factor.
Also Longines movement is hands down better
its funny that some of you complain about the numerals on longines but if youre actually a swimmer or diver, youll actually need them. the fact that 6-9-12 lights up under water is a big plus too. i dont own both but i prefer longines if i ever get one. still using my 23yr old skx007 but looking for a new watch
There both lovely looking watches but for me the longines wins hands down the movement is way better in my opinion 😁👌👍
The inverted lugs on the Oris are a no go I own both and prefer the hydroconquest to wear every day.
Hydroconquest for me because I already bought it but I like an Aquis in my collection 😁
I have a two tunes Hydroconquest, love it, only one second slower per day, 72 hours power reserve. My son had an Oris but traded for a Omega Seamaster later. Ha.........
i like the way you compare them
For Longines HydroConquest, I think the gray dial is the best color
I have the HydroConquest with the grey dial and ceramic bezel and it is absolutely beautiful. Love it!
Agreed I just purchased this one I love it!!!!
i went for the Oris because of the smoother sweep
I recently purchased the hydro conquest it is an excellent Watch
The black Hydro take my money anytime if they do 39mm
Both the Oris and Longines come in a variety of sizes. The Oris has an integrated bracelet, which is not good for people who like to change their straps. Can be polarizing.
I prefer one sided (inside) AR coating. If you ding the crystal with two sided coating, it's sometimes noticeable.
Glad someone else said the same. I brought a Oris on that argument, I’ve dinged the AR coating on a watch before and it looks awful! AR coatings also scratch far too easily, I’d prefer to rock without it every time.
I was thinking for long time which one would be better and I chosen Longines. This is because of the movement. L888 i much better then also solid sw-200. Although sw-200 is cheaper with servicing and less complicated l888 has better reserve and is thinner
The Longines for the easy win by far. The only way to describe the Oris is odd looking. Just my opinion, in car terms the Oris is a 1990s Skoda and the Longines is a Golf.
Very tough, but Harrison, you missed one factor: brand history and legacy ... I go with Longines and will go running to buy a Hydroconquest, thanks for your insights
I would do the Aquis in the smaller ~36mm version since the bigger versions look too "round" to me, but the Longines as a daily at ~41mm.
i side with the aquis. the styling is a little bit more unique, and i really like the dial symmentry as well. but i'm biased since i have an aquis, the antracite dial relief model
Longines Hydroconquest in the Matte Green.
Both great watches but I went with the Longines... may get the Oris with a different colored dial eventually
Both are incredible and definitely deserve wrist time!
These two are so close I'd see which is the best deal honestly. I like the Longines looks a little more so I'd sway that way.
I own both and love both equally
I have the Longines but would like to add the Oris to the collection one day
I’m looking at buying a green Oris Aquis 43.5 atm so i’d choose the Oris.
Until I watched this this video I had never seen one as detailed to consider the differences. After seeing this I have a few comments. The Oris is just a nicer looking watch to me unless you get the Hydroquest with the silicone strap then it looks great. As for the finish on the two I would suggest that there is more mat finish on the hrdroquest that will scratch. The open case back is beautiful but if your really getting it for a diver is the Hydroquest less likely to leak? Now for the major stuff. I have the s-200 movement in my current watch, it’s great but not near as good as the Hydroquest. Now, even though the Longines is wins in brand recognition the Oris will outsell the Hydroquest because it’s VERY popular. Prices for the Oris will be between 1600 and 2000 dollars. You can get the Hydroquest for 1250.00 . Oris looks better yes, but the Hydro is a far better value.
after they launched the Aquis 400 they finally realise their problem, it is the design not the movement, so they followed up by launching loads of new diver 65, and selling with an even higher price if it is with the cal400
I hear what you're saying, but how do they compare with a Kamasu.
Do a Longines HydroConquest vs a Tudor as Rolex alternatives. I know many would say the Turdor easily wins, but the Longines actually looks cleaner to me than a Tudor. If people did not know anything about watches or brands, and they put a top Longines, a Tudor together, many would pick the Longines Hydroquest on its clean classic READABLE time aesthetic.
you kidding me?? HC vs BlackBay, and you would choose HC?? don't lie to yourself hahaha
Longines, better movement, cheaper and i like the look more!
how would the hydroconquest compare to the 41.5 mm aquis with the cal.400?
Should we do a video on it?
@@ChisholmHunterOfficial for sure :)
Love the Hydroconquest but the bracelet is inferior to the Oris. That’s why I’m torn between the two. I like the look of the Hydro better…… but, oh, I give up. I’ll stick to browsing and try and decide!
The bracelet is not that bad. I've been wearing a Hydro for little bit more than a year now. Yes, I do miss a push button clasp, but hey... you find almost the exact the same no-nonsence folding clasp on a 3-4 grand worth of Breitling... Longines sells a watch in the world in every ten seconds rumors say. So the mess production of a push-button clasp might be over their budget. Compared to this demand, Oris is really a boutique brand. They can cope on their level.
@@istvantoth7431 yeah that’s a fair comment. To be honest I’m going with my heart so it gonna be a Hydroconquest. I just love the look, shape, bezel, font, the whole aesthetic for me is much classier. I’m totally sold on the grey face/bezel and rose gold with the two tone bracelet. Decision made, thanks for your input, you’ve made my mind up. 👍🏻👍🏻
@@endlessrage4062 you won't regret it! 👊
The Oris is so much better looking and I like the bracelet.
I didn't expect the Oris to be so attractive to me but the Longines is a watch I look forward to buy in 39mm. I think I would go for the Longines. I also think about buying one to celebrate completing university and the price also points to Longines. Both are beautiful watches but something in me gravitates towards the Longines.
I got the HC as a graduation gift from my dad (we split the cost). I highly recommend!
@@JP-qg7bu Thanks for the Idea.
Longines is awesome, only thing I do not like is the part where the dial meets the strap. It looks to me that it is not smooth and slightly disconnected. Otherwise, it’s a great watch and I have got the Longines one.
I got the Longines in 43 mm very badass style 😎
Oris, Oris and ORIS for me. It's simple, practical and legible. It might be slightly overbuilt in some areas (like the crown guards), but it is a great example of an everyday GADA watch. The Longines is nice but I think is trying a bit too hard.
Oris. For the simple reason that they cater to a number of different wrists with their three sizes of Aquis.
I'll go for the Longines, it looks slender, and I love the hands