Reply With QuoteI like that - it will be good to see the final price and some real
world photos !
Longines introduce the heritage classic chronograph 1946 .
https://www.revolution.watch/introdu...onograph-1946/
I like that - it will be good to see the final price and some real
world photos !
It’s probably the era, but I Just don’t like the style of these watches. They seem old-fashioned and a bit plain to me. I’d choose a Big Eye Chrono any day over this.
Longines have been producing some great watches of late from their back catalogue.
Do like the look of this one. Hopefully, they won’t make the same error they did with the dial of the 1942 heritage chronograph.
That does look very nice indeed.
Best Regards - Peter
I'd hate to be with you when you're on your own.
I do like Longines watches...I have one or two myself.
On first glance ...Im not a big fan of this one though.
May well look better in the flesh I imagine?
Like everything about it except the chrono pushers - those should have been "mushroom" shaped.
According to Longines...link to L2.8274.73.0...it's £2,490. That's too rich for me, but I do like it.Originally Posted by MattH
I agree. It's an elegant watch, well sized at 40mm and kudos for not spoiling it with a date window. Not a fan of the pushers though.
It is all little steps isn't it.
Use of heritage - tick
Not too big - tick
No date - tick
Modern WR - No.
30m?????? £2 market stall watches can match that. Most watchmakers (including chronos) can do 100m with relatively little hassle, and 50m with ease. 30m is just a joke and puts this otherwise elegant watch into a very restricted market.
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Never bothers me. The thought of submerging a watch with a leather strap in water just doesn’t appeal to me anyway.
😍I don't like to see numbers cut away on a dial, here's Longines showing Longines how it's done.
Man, that's a beauty!
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