Longines • Re: Longines Heritage Conquest Central Power Reserve
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by jason_recliner
2M ago
I reckon a 12 o'clock date is more sensible than 6. 12 is the most significant time on the dial, it's usually got a different hour index. Looks good at 12, putting the date at 6 is stupid when you think about it. And these are nicer than a Tudor, check out the indices for example, the crystal, the case, the gator strap. Not necessarily saying US$4k is good value but they're not playing at the Tudor level. https://www.ablogtowatch.com/wp-content ... Crop-1.jpg Statistics: Posted by jason_recliner — February 15th 2024, 10:57pm ..read more
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Longines • Re: Longines Heritage Conquest Central Power Reserve
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by Milfrider
2M ago
Like the way they integrated the power reserve without a secondary dial. Clean. Statistics: Posted by Milfrider — Yesterday, 6:37pm ..read more
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Longines • Re: Longines Heritage Conquest Central Power Reserve
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by smellody
2M ago
It's not horrendous. That been said, for $3800, I'd buy a Tudor on bracelet and still have a few hundred bucks left for a nice bottle of bourbon. Me too. Also. Statistics: Posted by smellody — February 8th 2024, 11:01pm ..read more
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Longines • Re: Longines Heritage Conquest Central Power Reserve
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by Mark1
2M ago
It's not horrendous. That been said, for $3800, I'd buy a Tudor on bracelet and still have a few hundred bucks left for a nice bottle of bourbon. Statistics: Posted by Mark1 — February 8th 2024, 9:20pm ..read more
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Longines • Re: Longines Heritage Conquest Central Power Reserve
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by codguy
2M ago
I have no problem with the date location at the 12 (though I kind of prefer dateless watches tbh) What I don’t get is showing a mediocre/pedestrian appearing movement under a display caseback. I mean, class up the wartch with a nicely done solid caseback and call it a day. That said, of the op three, I like the looks of that cream dialed one best Statistics: Posted by codguy — February 8th 2024, 7:55am ..read more
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Longines • Re: Longines Heritage Conquest Central Power Reserve
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by 3Flushes
2M ago
The 12 o'clock date is a deal killer for me. ^^^That. Looks awkward for this otherwise cool dial. Statistics: Posted by 3Flushes — Today, 7:21pm ..read more
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Longines • Re: Longines Heritage Conquest Central Power Reserve
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by conjurer
2M ago
The 12 o'clock date is a deal killer for me. Statistics: Posted by conjurer — Yesterday, 8:22pm ..read more
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Longines • Re: Longines Heritage Conquest Central Power Reserve
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by jason_recliner
2M ago
Yeah, that's really nice. Longines going from strength to strength the last few years. Statistics: Posted by jason_recliner — Yesterday, 6:21pm ..read more
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Longines • Longines Heritage Conquest Central Power Reserve
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by bbattle
2M ago
Here's a Lawn Jeans I could see in my collection: the Longines Heritage Conquest Central Power Reserve. (name could use some editing. Did a German come up with it?) The power percentage ring as well as in the indicator hand move in this surprisingly complicated design. I like the domed sapphire crystal, the short lugs, the 38mm diameter, the gold hands and indices; very classy. The Date window at the 12 position I like as well; it detracts from the overall look less than I think it would in the usual 3 position. An ETA movement with a 72 hour reserve and COSC beating specs combined with the ..read more
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Longines • Re: Longines Killing It Again
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by Mark1
6M ago
. I hate it when one dial element steps on another. Like, did you not measure that shit out before you started??? Agree on over lapping It’s too cheesy, like a coin stamp error. Me Two Talk about an unatractive discombobulated tymepiece. Look at this one, What a waist of money You are correct. A good pal (like me) would take that off your hands. Only because it's in your best interests-obviously. Statistics: Posted by Mark1 — Today, 3:52pm ..read more
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