Longines Skin Diver

-The hashmarks on the winding crown and bezel setting crown -The very comfortable Beads of Rice (BOR) braclet. Note the outside links are brushed and the beads are high polish finish -The box crystal. This must be twice the height of my Tudor BB58 -Skin d

Heres some photos of the RRCC 1 and AK06 in tianium took these photos a while ago, not the best with photography but the finishing is excellent!

If only they launched a swatch X omega in this, instead of a FF or SM professional which has been rumoured by a watch youtuber. A Swatch x Longines would be epic too. It could bring newfound appreciation to the archives lesser known but nonetheless stunni

From how many years? Maybe 10? A great complement to the Legendary Legend Diver. Best, Nicolas

With all the great looking Longines Heritage watches that has been made lately... The Legend Diver, the Skin Diver, the Military, the Avigation Bigeye to name a few.... I just wish they would have done a more faithful version of the W.W.W. Without the dat

I can wear many 42mm watches on my 7.3-inch wrist. But with its lug-to-lug length of 52.5mm, this Heritage Skin Diver won’t work. A pity, because I really like the overall design of the watch. If only Longines had maintained the 40mm size of the original

A special award to the Longines Skin Diver, very nicely made. Tudor with the Black Bay Fifty Eight and the Black Bay GMT. Rolex with the GMT MASTER. Even if... Patek with the Aquanaut Chronograph and the 5531R ( if only it was in white metal... ). Breguet

I had a lot of trouble putting together the list of my 20 favorite watches from the Baselworld 2018 edition. The proof that it was a rich and dense Fair and anyway, I perceived it as having a higher interest compared to the previous edition. However, we n

A super rare beauty, from the late 50's. Finding one, moreover a correct one, is super challenging. This one has been auctioned by Phillips, some months ago. The elder sister of the Longines Diver we all know. Needless to say that it is one of my vintage

All is here, summed in one or two pictures, or almost. The roots of Diving Watches have to be searched in the Fifites, and the brands which set the fundamentals of what are our modern toolwatches are represented here: Blancpain and the Fifty Fathoms, and