The Longines Master Collection Small Seconds in 38.5 mm diameter. Grained silver, brushed salmon, frosted anthracite... ...  

Blued hands for me please

From Time + Tide: "Longines has long occupied the entry-level luxury position in the Swatch Group ladder, which means a step up in terms of movement specs over brands like Tissot, Mido and Hamilton that mostly use the ETA C07, i.e. ETA 2824 calibre varian... 

They really can come up with where the market ask for. I found always that the maison is a very good entry for new watch lovers. Many start with Seiko, but hey, Longines is far more original and classy. Stronger said, start with Longines and you are ready... 

I share your view on the desirability of Longines and I think the brand with its great heritage and history is undervalued. However, Swatch Group as the owner seems to pursue a strategy of positioning Longines more upscale and thus the prices have gone up... 

All the dials are attractive as well

It’s a pity that Longines does not attract more attention in our forum.

They def nailed it with this series imho. All three are amazing

Unfortunately, the fact that the '7' is chopped and the '5' isn't makes the dial look lopsided. Regards, Baruch

My only reservation is the indicies. Not sure I like the engraved indicies and in the flesh that are not as visible as in these pictures. The watch also feel smaller then 38mm due to the basel shape. But don’t get me wrong they are awesome! Finally the mo... 

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