Universal Genève Polerouter Sub vs. Longines Diver
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Universal Genève Polerouter Sub vs. Longines Diver

By amanico · Feb 14, 2015 · 10 replies
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Amanico presents a magnificent duo of vintage Super Compressor dive watches: the Universal Genève Polerouter Sub and the Longines Diver. This post highlights their shared 42mm Super Compressor case construction while emphasizing their distinct movements, lug designs, and dial personalities.

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Universal Genève Polerouter Sub / Longines Diver.

 

Similar and so different, in the same time.

Both of them share a 42 mm super compressor case. Same construction, but different lugs.

Different movements, too, since the Longines houses the Cal 290, and the UG a nice microtor movement, the Cal 215-2.

 


The true difference is the most visible one, the dials, which give to each of them their own personality.

A pretty lovely one, I have to say.

Best,

Nicolas

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ST
Strickland
Feb 14, 2015
Both great looking

... but that tropical Longines is gorgeous. Congrats!

AM
amanico
Feb 14, 2015
Each time I see this dial, it gives me a " smash " in my face. ;) [nt]

BL
blomman Mr Blue
Feb 14, 2015
"Super" pair, Nicolas! :)

Love the Longines dial! :) Best Blomman

AM
amanico
Feb 14, 2015
A champion, for sure, but the UG is far from lacking charm! [nt]

4J
4Js
Feb 14, 2015
How about a wrist shot of that UG in sunlight?

Yes I know, not much sunlight these days! I'd love to see that piece in the wild. Stunning dial. Best Joe

AM
amanico
Feb 14, 2015
As soon as possible, Joe. Promised. [nt]

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