chippyfly
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Either version is a great watch . . .
But manual movements would be preferred with 28,800 b/hr balance speeds.
However, I detest seamless straps, but that is always easily remedied.
Clive
Longines Heritage Classic Tuxedo Small Seconds. Another nice re edition from Longines!
After the Longines Heritage Tuxedo Chronograph posted some days ago, here is the Longines Heritage Tuxedo Small Seconds. Here you have a 38, 5 mm steel case, which is fine for me, housing an ETA automatic movement, with silicon hairspring, offering a 64 h...
That is a very nice one
To me it is flawless. An elegant everywhere, every day watch!
When it was first leaked in Febuary, i thought id love it.
However, the contrast from black and white looks "in real life" a bit too hard imo. I would have much prefered a more vintage colour on the centre of the dial, just like the original had. Like a salmon-rose-patina-silver whatever. So i might prefer last y...
I agree with your points, a manual movement would be sublime, and a bit of contrast also would be better on the dial.
But I welcome the case size. Overall, I think Longines is doing a fantastic job with this re-editions compared to other brands...
Either version is a great watch . . .
But manual movements would be preferred with 28,800 b/hr balance speeds. However, I detest seamless straps, but that is always easily remedied. Clive
Another nice vintage re-edition from Longines.
I may have a small preference for the chronograph but as usual all of these watches need to be seen before final assessment.
Ohhh finally a dial that survived the “Automatic” writing! There are dozens of dials ruined by this “not so necessary” indication :-|
Cool to see the holes in the lugs, nice detail Thanks for sharing, Nico massi
