The 39mm version of this would definitely be a candidate for a one watch collection for me! I always have to wipe a little drool from the corner of my mouth every time I see it in a video! 😂
The new two-tone model comes with a stainless steel case, with a 200-micron 18-karat yellow gold capped bezel with a chocolate brown bezel insert, and an 18-karat yellow gold capped crown.
@@WasabiGearThe new two-tone model comes with a stainless steel case, with a 200-micron 18-karat yellow gold capped bezel with a chocolate brown bezel insert, and an 18-karat yellow gold capped crown. The hands and indices are gold coloured and not real gold.
FYI The new two-tone model comes with a stainless steel case, with a 200-micron 18-karat yellow gold capped bezel with a chocolate brown bezel insert, and an 18-karat yellow gold capped crown.
Tried this on yesterday at an AD. Thought I’d like it more than I did when I put it on. It’s clearly a quality watch, but just didn’t do it for me. The lack of gold accents in the bracelet (e.g. in place of those polished sections) makes it feel incomplete to me. To my mind - either go full two tone or don’t bother at all.
I had a terrible experience with Longines (Swatch Group) customer service related to this watch. I purchased the Longines Spirit Zulu Time GMT and then wanted to purchase the steel bracelet so I called Swatch Group to order it. When it arrived, the bracelet was defective with a loose screw holding one of the links. I called Swatch to return the bracelet the next day, which they said was fine. After the returned bracelet arrived at their warehouse, they refused to honor the return because the packaging the bracelet came in was opened. Not sure how else you are supposed to look at a product you order besides taking it out of the box. After this experience I would never buy a Longines/Swatch Group product and I will be selling my Longines Spirit Zulu Time GMT. Buyer beware with Longines and Swatch Group.
Entry level luxury is a useless term. I prefer to think of brands like Longines as premium. Entry level makes it sound like you just got in on the ground floor, and there is nothing 'entry' about a gold plated watch finished with the same precision as this one.
a fantastic watch (although I have another fantastic watch) ... but who on earth came up with those 5 stars on the dial. Makes it looks SOOO cheap like an Ali Express watch. Those 5 stars definitely killed it for me.
It is real 18k gold... the golden hands are plated, but case(bezel/crown) is real gold.. please do research first before making the video. Also the links aren't screw pins but push pins that is what longines has always done for the links.. no screws yet
Tried this on yesterday at an AD. Thought I’d like it more than I did when I put it on. It’s clearly a quality watch, but just didn’t do it for me. The lack of gold accents in the bracelet (e.g. in place of those polished sections) makes it feel incomplete to me. To my mind - either go full two tone or don’t bother at all.
