[Longines HydroConquest] My daily basher, has been to 30mtrs in Pacific and Indian oceans, keeps on ticking.

[Longines HydroConquest] My daily basher, has been to 30mtrs in Pacific and Indian oceans, keeps on ticking.

Posted Nov 21, 2018, 2:53 AM UTC

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SkillarchyOP•

You are correct L 36614567, sorry it’s been a few years.

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SkillarchyOP•

Water got to the brains.

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whiteazaleas•

Beautiful timepiece my friend!

I've always been interested in the build quality of longines. How has yours been holding up over the years?

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SkillarchyOP•

That’s why I love this watch, it’s absolutely bulletproof, what I subjected this watch to should be a crime, it was accidentally submerged in a bucket of concrete, washed it off and kept going.

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whiteazaleas•

😱😱😱😱😱

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ESgoldfinger•

I love your Volvo.

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SkillarchyOP•

I had to follow the cliche, it’s a pretty suburban C250 from 2011, although the lines of that vehicle are pretty nice, before they went with the weirdness at the front.

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SkillarchyOP•

Really like the design of this watch, rugged and embellished with ceramics, which makes the bezel 100% scratch proof. Cursed diy labourer, which results in the watch constantly being banged into frames and subjected to dust. The ETA/VALJOUX 7750 movement takes a lot of beating but goes on giving split second accuracy. The pushers being at a 45 degree angle are a bit weird but easy to use and the chronograph is simple and easy to use. This watch attracts subtle notice, glinting in the right light of a Moroccan nightclub or sitting around a boardroom table, it’s by no means expensive but it gives that impression without being loud.

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