Tag Heuer Aquaracer VS Longines Hydroconquest

The Longines Hydroconquest VS TAG Heuer Aquaracer is a difficult one, they both have pro's and con's, what would you pick?
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[@Odin9Realms]

I tried both and the movement on the Longines is better but the build quality and bracelet of the aquaracer is on another level above the hydro.

[@lun810]

I'm wearing Longines Hydroconquest 41mm Black dial today, is a great watch! L888.5 movement with 72 hours of power reserve and silicium balance spring, gives a fantastic accuracy of +2 seconds daily.

[@K.J.H_]

Same buddy, on the rubber strap 👌

[@furr666]

that's Rolex accuracy!! very impressive

[@petyopetrov2048]

Are you serious that this model of Longines accuaracy is about 2 sec /24 hours I had before Hydroconquest but was quartz and also was 41mm .This 39 mm looks so so nice Will buy again onli automat and only 39 mm and only blue

[@OneLordeAnimeClips]

@@petyopetrov2048 I've heard many anecdotes about the newest Hydroconquest, and yeah for a LOT of people its running +-2 to +- 10 per day, even though its not COSC certified. Which is pretty dope.

[@petyopetrov2048]

@@OneLordeAnimeClips i asked Longines about this .They answered me that for Hydroconquest L888, 39 mm acurasy is 0-5 sek/24 hours .Which is nice for this model

[@LAM_AUT_ECU]

I'm wearing a Longines Conquest . I purchased the watch in Germany in 1999 and though I had had several watches as a teenager and kid, this was the one that actually kicked off my collection. The exact watch has been discontinued but essentially it is the same as the current Conquest Heritage 35mm, without all the writing that appears on the back.

[@matlindell5022]

Longines all the way!🤩

[@garyforeman1022]

Longines at half the price for me. If I’m spending nearly 3k Brietling super ocean or black bay with cosc movements than the Tag.

[@ianlainchbury]

I went Longines personally. The budget was an important thing, and for the £1400... you get lots more for your money. Great comparison though.

[@Nick-cs9dt]

The aqua racer is one of my favourite watches. I have an older, all steel one before ceramics were used and a hydroconquest. The price Tag Heuer is charging is quite ridiculous which has disappointed me as I was hoping to buy a ceramic aqua racer, however there is nothing that can justify the cost difference . You made the right choice.

[@reviewyup592]

I would choose TAG anyday.

[@nathanalves788]

I’ve been eyeing that exact Tag for over a year now. Saving a little longer to buy it! Thanks a lot for the amazing videography; makes me almost feel like I have it in hand

[@ChisholmHunterOfficial]

Thanks Nathan, glad you enjoyed!

[@HaidenMcGrath]

WAY211A.BA0928 is the variant to buy!

[@OneLordeAnimeClips]

Been 7 months, so did you end up buying it yet? And if so how does it feel?

[@Allemaalpannenkoeken]

Tag tag tag 😍

[@kallekarlsson5848]

I'm wearing a direct rival to these. The Oris Aquis. I chose between all 3 of these and Oris is my opinion the best looking by far. I would chose the Tag over Longines just because I can't those big numerals

[@randomnameindeed]

Same! I have an Aquis in 39.5 mm. It’s definitely the best dive watch in this price range if you ask me.

[@ZeginMakesMusic]

Doesn't the Oris skip the minute hand over a few minutes when setting the crown in either direction? That would drive me nuts. I'm a Longines fanboy myself, more of a master collection chronograph man. I just with I could swim with it.

[@kallekarlsson5848]

@@ZeginMakesMusic not the Selitta powerd ones. Also from my understanding the caliber 400 doesn't do it every time.

[@tatsohanz]

@@randomnameindeed what about the 65 with caliber 400?

[@OneLordeAnimeClips]

Love the look of the Aquis but I just can't go for it, especially seeing the specs that Longines is offering for over $500 less. Anti-reflective coating on both sides, not just one side (which makes a massive difference in outdoor visibility), nearly double the power reserve, and a movement that runs a few seconds more accurately than the Aquis from what heard from people who have owned both. Those facts combined with the heritage of Longines, makes it the winner for me. That being said, the Aquis is a monster in its own right, and equally contends in the price range of $1500-$2500 imo, just a matter of preference at the end of the day.

[@sehan622]

One must have dreams. I can see the sportyness of the TAG, but for me: The Longines. In black. It has that bold traditional look to it, and over the time I foud out; the Longines must be it: Bold and not overstated.😀😀Nice rewiew.

[@erwinjansen7124]

Hi Chisholm, great video. But I have to note that the L888 movement is not really in-house. It is a modification of the ETA 2892-A2 but in such a way it's only made for Longines bij ETA. I have the 41mm version of this watch and I absolutely love it. The value for money factor with Longines is in one word: perfect.

[@thierrymadvig5892]

ETA is owned by Swatch group, and Swatch group owns Longines, so technically it is in house.

[@mach78fl370]

Nah, it’s in house. Same corporation, brand exclusive. Not an off-the-shelf movement by any means. What more do you want? This “in house” nonsense gets so asinine.

[@petyopetrov2048]

@@thierrymadvig5892 Swatch Group own Longines ,Omega ,Tissot who know how many also

[@Nick-cs9dt]

@@petyopetrov2048 surely which keeps time more accurately is more important than the pomposity of ‘in house’ movement?

[@stephenbeare9695]

My brother in law is a Tag fanboy and knows nothing about watches, I wore my Tudor BB around him and he didn’t even know the brand. Longines has the heritage, the design cues and technically superior to the Tag AR. If you want a watch, get the Tag. If you want a timepiece, get the Longines.

[@CZESAR99]

Exactly my dude

[@carlocauton3678]

get what you like and not what others like

[@trunglemenswear]

Very nicely put.

[@solarcycles1963]

I’ve had the Longines and now the aforementioned Tag. The Tag ( bar the movement ) is several notches above the Longines here for quality and workmanship. The bracelet, clasp and overall aesthetics trump the Longines here. Those who bash Tag are just parroting others from various forums, yes they use Sellita movements and they’re not COSC regulated, but these workhorse movements are easy to regulate and cheap to maintain.

[@diavalus]

Today I wear the Omega Globemaster. Received this watch 3 weeks ago after a 3 weeks waiting for it but this watch is phenomenal. I used to dislike this watch but it slowly grew on me. Now, I think it is such a great watch, cannot understand why it gets so little exposure among watch oriented channels. As for Longines versus Tag, I think in this case I’d go Tag, even though I dislike the date magnifier. It’s not as intrusive as on the Rolex, so I could live with it on the Tag.

[@geno816]

12 sides right? Dodecagon

[@filipposzervas7493]

A comparison between Tag Heuer and Longines is always interesting, though the price point of those 2 is simply on other buyer markets. A legend diver vs aquaracer would maybe make more sense to the real buyer. Even though they look so different. As for those 2 models, I believe that the Tag looks and feels way better, though it’s movement needs definitely an update and upgrade. I mean come on Tag Heuer it’s 2022 and you’re asking for 2,5-3 thousand…. The hydro conquest is a more up to money choice, but here is where the dial needs an upgrade and update. I am sure that Longines can do better than it’s current hydro conquest… So , both are a bit … “wait to find something else”

[@Nick-cs9dt]

Spot on comment

[@stephanodem4947]

Wearing the Longines HC in grey. Despite of my 19cm wrist, I went with the 41 Version. Love it. By the way, here in Germany you can find it for 1250 to 1300 EUR. That means two Longines for the price of the TAG. Thanks for the Video:-)

[@kavithaariyabandu3111]

Oh. I thought the HC retails ay 1800€ there

[@billschepers2696]

$1600 in Asia

[@gregs.8895]

Nice comparison. Honestly I think the younger sportier is the Longines, but it's all personal preference. Own the previous generation AR and love it, wearing it right now. Would love to own a blue Hydroconquest. I don't think you can go wrong with either. Thanks for the vid!

[@mistergosususage]

tag heur are taking that gap between that 2k and 4k price point to position themselves, because there arent a lot of brands at that gap. they did it by just raising their prices by 1k, but mantaining same quality. this happened last 2-3 years. because not long ago they were +- on par with longines prices. if u are giving 3k for a tag, simply put another k on it and get a tudor or a breitling. aquaracer is not a better watch than the hydroconquest. a better strap doesnt make it better than the HC when everything else is worse.

[@Eliehbk]

Tudor!

[@paulbonaventura4969]

I have the Blue 300M aquaracer. I tried the Hydroconquest and it was quite uncomfortable. The bracelet, ceramic and bi lume application are fantastic. Also for those saying the movement is better in Longines, you would only be able to get it serviced by Swatch Group.... the Tag you can have anyone service it.

[@kingadjust6201]

Saying the tag Heuer movement is as good as the Longines because it's more easily serviced doesn't make sense The movement in the tag Heuer is still a basic selitta movement and has a plastic spacer the aquaracer is a beautiful watch but unfortunately like the ETA Oris aquis they use lower tier movements and less well finished movements compared to Longines 😎👍

[@paulbonaventura4969]

@@kingadjust6201 True but still, you're only choice is to go back to Longines... and we still don't know the long term durability of these Powermatic 80 hour movements. The selitta and ETA have been around for decades. I like the Longines but those crowns stick out too much.

[@mach78fl370]

I own and like both brands, but man, the movement in the Longines dumps all over the Tag, and for half the price.

[@OneLordeAnimeClips]

Yeah that is very appalling to me. Tag is really banking on its name selling its diver, because I see no other reason why I would spend nearly $1000 more for it, especially with a lower power reserve and less accurate movement.

[@Sandbag1300]

Sold the Tag and went with a longines vhp. The look of the Tag reminded me of inexpensive watches that designers put their names on to try and sell.

[@Netrool]

Couldnt agree more, i have both tag and longines, but Longines looks best

[@EastCoastPGS]

I did the same thing. Plus, you don’t see many Longines around and I wanted something different than what everyone has.

[@hokie4life03]

I am seem to always wear my Oris Aquis date when watching your videos!

[@itsalexc91]

I chose that same watch over the two here. Still love all 3 but man Oris feels special

[@AndroBoy17]

In my opinion the aquaracer looks much more refined - nicer blue. I dont like the huge numbers that scream in your face and take the focus on them

[@federiconasute3150]

Longines better movement, tag too expensive for what they give, 5 years guarantee vs tag??

Isn’t the shape of the Aquaracer’s bezel dodecagonal? It seems to have 12 sides.

[@dan.of.action]

I am wearing the Longine Hydroconquest in black but the 38mm which fits my skinny wrists perfectly.

[@atharvaba]

I have skinny/bone-y wrists too, I'm glad you commented. Considering the Longines as it's in my budget. Thanks!

[@atharvaba]

I have skinny/bone-y wrists too, I'm glad you commented. Considering the Longines as it's in my budget range. Thanks!

[@fuglyucker6238]

I'm concidering the hydro conquest, I haven't long got the zulu gmt and it's a cracker so Longines are now well and truly on my radar

[@whyFINAL]

Longines HC! I actually love the big numbers!

[@paulwatts5019]

I personally have that Tag but am wearing my Black Bay Bronze today.

[@stevemoreno6241]

I prefer the Longines. Wearing my 16610LV Kermit today.

[@jasongultjaeff9397]

The Longines looks nicer to me. I tried that exact model on and it looked great. Saving up now. The Tag seems a bit over priced? Must admit I've read horror reviews about Tag reliability and after sales support. No one seems to say a bad thing about Longines in this respect....

[@geem4973]

My hydro has been great,also have a legend which is stunning ,best watch for the money on the market

[@pato7694]

The Hydroconquest in most places is now priced at $1700 USD, whereas the Aquaracer is $3500. I’m not sure these watches are even comparable at this point. The standard ETA movement in the Tag really bothers me at this watches price point. It’s a beautiful watch but it’s at least $1k overpriced. Unless you are simply in love with the Tag, the Longines is a superior watch and value.

[@EastCoastPGS]

Definitely

[@FRST2012]

Nice comparison. The biggest difference for me is the dial. I don’t like the size of the 6,9,12 on the Longines, and the indices are pushed too far to the edge, the middle is a little too naked. The Texture on the Tag and the indices look better proportioned to me. All personal though.

[@burionggoni]

yeah exactly my thoughts. I like longines for the brand and is considering between these 2 but the huge size of the digits just reduces the elegance of the watch!

[@billschepers2696]

No

[@AgentAO7]

When it comes to looks, Tag Aquaracer. It’s very modern, that will soon become a classic. But price point, Longines. Considering that the Hydroconquest has actually better features for half the price.

[@markhalstead2386]

Dodecagon is a 12 sided polygon. I do like that Longines model.

[@bogerro]

I owned an Aquaracer and sold it... now I own a hydroconquest and I think the TAG is the better choice

[@bc8092]

I can’t get past having 12, 6, and 9 but missing the 3 on the longines

[@kaypee1972]

The Longines has a decorated ETA movement not an in-house. A much better deal than the Tag which has also an ETA based movement which is quite old (1980s) with only 38 h power reserve.

[@oliver1965]

For me it is the Longines

[@BennyLlama]

I'm wearing an Orient Triton in black and gold. I'm currently saving for the blue gold Hydroconquest though I saw the new Aquaracer GMT in blue and white in person the other day and promptly fell in love.

[@raymondrichardson6061]

You are made for the screen Sir. Two watches, so similar, it comes down to individual tastes, but, the price differential is huge. I am an old man ( from Newcastle, no judgements please ), and I slightly prefer the Tag, but would buy the Longines. That said, I’m wearing a Longines Conquest, so probably wouldn’t buy another one. Bugger. I hate being poor.

[@andywilliams4887]

Do prefer the Longines overall, however the polished centre bracelet is a no no for me - a scratch magnet even when desk diving I'm afraid.

[@ChisholmHunterOfficial]

I am also a desk diver!

[@paulroberts5114]

I have the Conquest - similar bracelet style. I don’t wear it at my desk, and wont until I can get a good leather or quality NATO for it.

[@ZeginMakesMusic]

You can open the clasp from the sides rather than sticking your nail straight under it. It's much easier that way in fact. A light pinch and tiny pull can get both clasps removed without any trouble.

[@Nick-cs9dt]

Yes, 100% correct. There really is no difficulty opening the Longines clasp.

[@dcjimr1]

Thank you for this comment. I was looking at the Longines and the sales assistant and I both had trouble opening the clasp. I'll go back to the shop and try this!

[@MrDeengels]

They’re both gorgeous you can’t wrong with either one. I have both a Christopher Ward. I wear all three with pride and I enjoy them all.

[@allanandrews7247]

I prefer the Longines to the Tag. The Tag seems overpriced for what it is, in fact the Longines is in Tag quartz territory. I agree though that the clasp on the Longines is poor compared to the Tag. Can you do a review of the grey dial hydroconquest please?

[@jeffandrews2079]

As an owner of both, the TAG is much higher quality.. A lot more fit and finish workmanship goes into the Aquaracer, as it should be at its price point. Longines is able to offer bang for the buck by cutting corners in this area.

[@canadianwatchmonkey3992]

If your buying new from AD the Longines is the bargain but if you are buying used the Aquaracer is the winner simply because it is not loved by many and can be had at a real bargain. I picked up a WAP2011 in fantastic condition for $700 usd 😊

[@rupertbailey1666]

It's a dodecagon! Another way of firmly cementing one's geeky tenancies when explaining your watch to your friends and acquaintances! Great reviews btw, keep it up.

[@kristopherhughes5854]

I am a tag man all the way!! I like the Longines but to flashy. I have the professional 300 in blue and I just bought the new GMT!! I love it!! And I have a black formula 1 as well I love TAG!!!

[@secordman]

The Longines has better specs and is probably the better watch but I like the look of the Aquaracer more. I would get the 200 date not the 300 though, the cyclops is a non-starter.

[@roundstar]

Wearing my black Longines Hydro. I love wearing this watch. Looking at the Seamaster as my next watch.

[@Watchmyarm]

I think the longings is awful. I really think the design is just not great. I tried it on and have to say that the certina action diver with the ceramic bezel feels even better build for only half the price. You should really take a look at the certina. To everyone liking the longines please don’t feel offended and enjoy your watch :)

[@ebismundo]

Gshock dw9052 on wrist. Currently at work watching chisom h. Don’t tell my foreman

[@efeegemen7979]

Forever Hydro!

[@tekguyphoto]

Thanks for posting. Wearing a MIDO blue Ocean Star limited edition but with the mido metal bracelet and also own the TAG Quartz blue Formula1. Love both watches except the automatic MIDO is 15 seconds ahead and getting tired of adjusting it daily so I'm looking for a another automatic blue sports watch. Was looking at the 41mm Logines Hydro blue with the gold and the blue rubber bracelet or ... the TAG H but automatic. For more time precision is very important. +- 2 seconds a day would be ideal.

[@christopheryoung5365]

I bought the longines based on this video. It is a great watch, and keeps excellent time. I’ve owned it for over a year now and still love it. However, I catch myself still looking at the gmt version or the AR; it’s just so sexy in appearance. I just wish the price was so high for such a basic movement.

[@alanwright3172]

I tried the Longines and was impressed except for the hands which are flat and look cheap so it had to go back 🙁

[@ViolinistWilliam]

Totally agree with you. Nobody ever talks about this tho. The Longines has moments where I was like…that looks cheap

[@cheesenglim8729]

Hi Chishom, I bought the black version as it compliment my Submariner. For the price, I do love the Longines performance and value. I agree that the clasp is too tight and I cut my thumb trying to open it when it was new! But in the marine environment, it is better to be sure than to be sorry though.

[@larryfishkind5387]

Big price difference between the two .. best bang for your buck in my opinion is longines

[@thesearch211]

Wrist check: Tag Formula 1. Thinking of either a Longines Hydro Conquest or a Ball Marine GMT for my next watch.

[@Jcauto-t4r]

Longines is a much superior watch and perhaps the best value watch under 2k dollars.

[@_karharodon_8978]

Everyone writes about the flaws of the bracelet. I agree, but Longines are good on a rubber strap. A serious disadvantage is the long ears, 41 mm is small to me personally, and 43 from behind the ears are already large... this is a real drawback.

[@stefanivan7930]

You want history and class Longines it is...you want flash you get TAG....

[@N7Sound]

The Tag feels a bit cheaper. I was disappointed when I tried it.

[@DDAAViD777]

Tag has superior design details than longines. I like the Tag more

[@Ilestun]

Why such big crown guard on the hydroconquest ? That ruins the design for me. Anyway, Tag is overpriced, so Hydroconquest anyway.

[@DoveSharma]

The acquaracer's bezel has 12 sides. Its called Dodecagonal. I love the Tag, the longines has a better brand equity and a better movement but tag's look and feel offers so much more than its price. Moreover, its just the originality of design where the acquaracer beats most divers in the price range. Im still a bit confused between oris diver 65, oris aquis, doxa sub 600T, the hydroconquest and the acquaracer...

[@herefobeer]

Just going to point out that elapsed time ring is reasonably useless on both because they don’t have minute markers. Longines has now come up with cheaper non ceramic version of this watch where they have fixed this problem. It’s around $350 cheaper than the one in the video.

[@steveb4012]

Great comparison, I like both, but its hard to see what you're getting with the Tag for over a grand more and less than half the power reserve of the Hydroconquest. I'm wearing my Omega 300m and the Tag has clearly been "inspired" by it as you point out. Enjoying your stuff young man. I'm very attrected to a Longines Conquest with black dial at the moment, need to see one in the metal.

[@nicolofurlan2278]

I'd buy the black consquest instantly if it wasn't for the printed indices.. it's the only one printed

[@steveb4012]

@@nicolofurlan2278 Apparently, the most legible and best lume though..

[@chelious1973]

The fit and finish is much better on the Aquaracer. Which is to be expected at that price point. The movement on the Tag is a modified ETA or Selitta chronometer grade. The power reserve is a letdown but the movement is accurate and robust. Look at the side pictures in the video. Look at the lugs and the gap on the Longines compared to the Aquaracer. I also own a new 300m and a P.O., a Sub and Superocean 42. Build quality between these three brands are on par with each other. Tag Heuer build quality depends on what line you are buying into. The Carrera line has a better build quality than the formula one line etc.

[@Talon173]

Currently wearing my IWC Portofino Chrono in green….bought from CH in Edinburgh. I think the best versions of these watches are the Hydroconquest 39mm on a rubber strap and the Aqua Racer 200…just that bit smaller and more wearable

[@ChisholmHunterOfficial]

Great choice Adam! I really want to get a Portofino on the wrist. How does it wear??

[@Talon173]

Wears amazing! Love the 7753 wobbler movement too! You reviewed one a while back….wouldn’t have bought it if I hadn’t stumbled upon that review a couple of months ago!

[@tougenomikado]

Coincidentally I'm wearing my Aquaracer (night diver) today.

[@leewetherton6894]

I had the Tag with black face, loved the look and feel but the movement froze up after using in a watch winder. I had it repaired but just didn't really trust it after that experience. Plus, the bezel has a mushy feel when you push it down, don't know if this was issue with mine or common. Sold the watch and just put a black HydroConquest on layaway at local Pawn Shop. Technically, think it's a better watch but I must admit, the Aqauracer is sexy.

[@DWilliam1]

I have had trouble with my 2014 Aquaracer and had to have it repaired. It has been running fine for the last 5 years but when winding it it does feel off. I think it has to do with the SW200 movement back then. It has a flaw to it. The newer Silleta SW200 has this flaw fixed. I still wear mine in rotation and the rest of the watch is great, in fact the bracelet is more comfortable than my Explorer. It’s also a very sharp looking watch. I also have a Longines, but the Spirit Zulu Time which I love. Never been a fan of the Hydroquest. Do not like the looks and the bracelet is terrible.

[@maikelbazanvivar4100]

Longines hydroconquest 4 ever

[@WTU208]

12 sides is a dodecagon , hexagonal is 6 sides, octagonal is 8 sides - just saying.

[@mattd9330]

Nice comparison! Very tough choice, leaning TAG but price is too high, cyclops is a bummer. Wearing a 41MM Longines Conquest GMT Automatic. Great watch but 14mm thick and no longer made.

[@MrHav1k]

The Longines looks so good.

[@andreasdanzinger4026]

Tag heuers "Calibre 5" is just a 200$ Eta movement in Elborade Grade (quality 2/4) with a TH branded rotor as the only change. Longines L888 is also a Eta based movement with more improvements. Ps: a lume comparison with the lights turned on an no side by side comparison is useless

[@lyess1637]

I like the HC but I love a well made bracelet. Also I must say that I like texture, when it comes to dials. Therefore I bought a used AR

[@nolanpick6906]

Currently rocking an Orient Kamasu in green with an aftermarket jubilee bracelet. Great little dive watch for not a lot of money.

[@pappanatas]

Amazing watch for the price, but the lack of AR treatment was so bothersome to me that I ended up returning my Kamasu.

[@OneLordeAnimeClips]

@@pappanatas Wow this is the thing that might have been why I returned it. I bought this as my first automatic watch ever after falling in love with it, and when I finally got it... I was very "whelmed". It was an "okay nice" response from me rather than "wow I'm going to wear the shit out of this". Week later I had to send it back. Something felt missing, especially in outdoor lighting something about the Kamasu felt very odd. Now I know!

[@danielcalvocamacho4538]

Aquaracer looks more modern than the HydrocConquest. However, based on the fact the HydroConquest is more affordable, has a better movement, longer power reserve and higher water resistance; I think it is a no brainer decision which one to go for just analyzing specs, not aesthetics. I bought the blue version of the HydroConquest in 39 mm milimeter last Nov 2022, I simply love this watch!

[@Perjmad89]

Technically a dodecagon (12 sided polygon) but doesn't matter, good review!

[@manuvns]

Is it good idea to buy this watch used ? What should i watch out for ?

[@user-wh8mb7tm2g]

Longines superior

[@paulroberts5114]

Who in their right mind is paying double the price for the Tag over the Longines? Indeed, who is buying the Tag while Tudor exists in the same bracket?

[@OriginalBreezy]

People who don't want retro homages probably

[@JimIBobIJones]

Much of a watch's value is in the brand - and whilst Tag and Longines are both mid range, Tag is slightly more "up market" (as the flagship of the LVMH stable v.s. Swatch's tiering of Longines under Omega). Re the Tag v.s. Tudor debate, the appeal of Tag v.s. Tudor is that the latter is seen as a "so you couldn't afford a Rolex" brand whereas Tag is its own thing - which is why lots of people would choose tag v.s. Tudor for the same price. For what its worth, as someone who owns both brands' watches, when it comes to the divers I do agree with you that the Longines is a better option: the L888 is a much nicer movement that the generic 2824 in the Tag.

[@jimlittle5769]

@Paul Roberts: All of this.

[@mrb317]

Maybe because they prefer the tag? Buy what you like, it's that simple.

[@SIZZO76]

TUDOR IS A POOR GUYS ROLEX😂

[@8balldave3]

My stainless steel 41mm black dial hydro conquest is sweet spot for me and I want the 37 mm spirit which I’m saving

[@Joker-yb6ks]

I always love my longines 1967 diver watch

[@LouisMorales-zx3jm]

Tag Heuer. Easy choice.

[@petschem]

Damn you! you called me old! I like the Longines... *looks down at his Rolex Datejust*

[@seayak]

....or, for less that either of these watches, you could have a Christopher Ward C60#Tide, with a stunning wave-patterned blue ceramic dial, 120-click divers ceramic bezel, a mucn more atrractive and better-fininshed stainless case, a nicer bracelet that is both quick-detachable and quick ajustable, 600 meters of water resistance, and a COSC certified Sellita movement.

[@seanp7871]

Longines although I’d go black dial , with black strap .

[@arlekin1976]

It`s actually dodecagon shape ( 12 sides )

[@mohamedmohamed-lb8jm]

Hello my friend thank you for your explanation i like both of them is Great watches.

[@randyreynolds1045]

❤ my Longines!

[@jeffandrews2079]

I personally don't think these 2 brands are a fair comparison. Tag Heuer, despite the hate, is a step up the ladder from Longines. As an owner of both watches, the overall build quality of the Aquaracer is considerably better, as it should be when you consider the price point of each model. This fact is most apparent when you compare the bracelets and clasps. I love both of my Hydroconquests, but the clasps are ultra-cheap and the rest of the bracelet are roughly on par with Seiko. This isn't a knock on the brand, as this is how Longines is able to offer an overall great watch with an ETA 2892 movement for under $1,500.

[@sergesmets5685]

Although i really like the Longines , best value for money , the TAG is better . That is my opinion , i do own 2 Omegas , i am not watch crazy , i do know something about it , but basically i just look at a watch and say , this is better. So , in movement , idk , in name TAG is just the same as Longines. Coming to the looks , well obvious winner in my eyes ...

[@verykeen2please]

i just dont like the date on either TAG cyclops is too small for the date and the Longines is just missing a GIANT 3

[@ArizonaMMJ]

It looks absurd to replace the 3 with a date window IMO. The longines should come in no date. That's a great watch but I prefer the conquest over the hydroconquest

[@chronicmachines6717]

The Tag is a much better watch in every way, the Longines has a very plain simple face it could be a £300 watch if you didn't know the brand which I don't.

[@DerSchwanzinderBrandung]

P.S. I purchased the Longines and returned it! For any young gents who happened to be undecided go with the Tag! It’s a level up

[@jackiemoon_lms]

I hate to say it but is there a worse looking crown and crown guard set up than what is on that Longines and the Conquest? Yikes…