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Gerard (jlux) provides an insightful look at the Longines "Tuxedo" chronograph, a standout piece from the brand's Heritage series. His detailed impressions highlight why this vintage-inspired timepiece, based on a 1943 model, resonates with collectors. Gerard's review emphasizes the watch's design integrity, technical merits, and exceptional value proposition in today's luxury watch market.
… and I couldn’t agree more!
As for the watch, I just played with it yesterday and ordered one myself, it’s an incredible watch that punches way above its weight. I was surprised to have all the key elements that make a great watch present here(pleasant winding resistance, hacking seconds, silicon hair spring). And to be honest, the operation of the chronograph, even if not a fly back, puts to shame the Patek5960 that I examined simultaneously! I was also impressed by the dial printing, I expected reasonable flaws due to pr
It will for sure give you a lot of wearing pleasure.
But then I can hardly resist a well made chronograph .... These two are visually quite distinct and could well be a nice pair within a collection!
… and you are good to go!!
But more so on pictures than on the wrist where it visually helps to reduce the perceived height of the case. The wearing comfort is btw excellent also due to shorter and stronger curved lugs than those typical for most other Longines Heritage timepieces.
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