Real Watch Collectors Choose Longines Over Tudor in 2024?

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[@comeonman7423]

In the last two years Longines have absolutely killed it. The only issue is some of the lug to lug measurements where it’s actually too big

[@brandoncook1020]

Watch collecting was becoming unfulfilling, so I sold my Speedmaster Moon Watch and Tudor Black Bay and now regularly rock my Longines Hydroqonquest, blue with the ceramic bezel. It's become my favourite watch. Great vid.

[@RicardoHawkes]

Brandon I'm looking into one of these -how would you compare to say a Sub or Seamaster?

[@FirstLast-rt5qc]

Longines Master Collection with their engraved dials are off the hook. I have the black dial and it gets a lot of compliments. It's a very classy watch.

[@acethis]

The Salmon dial looks amazing! 👏

[@Sumerdini]

Longines is a real & complete watch company... By the way, Longines has some interesting hybrid models, like Longines Spirit Titanium. IMO, the best field/pilot hybrid tool watch at the moment...

[@barrettwbenton]

Tudor is fine, but Longines has the deeper bench, if you will. To Wit: virtually *half* of Tudor's current lineup is Black Bay-based, including a chrono and the obligatory GMT. Beyond this is…what? The Datejust-lite Royal? The same-same-but-different Pelagos? Glamour? (I'll admit the Doube-Date in SS is nice.) 1926? Add the Ranger, and you're suddenly outta steam: These *are* nice watches, mind you, but you're talking a pretty small "collection"…which by itself isn't a bad thing, but variety ain't the spice of life with the rose logo. Longines: The fun thing here is where to start? The Lindbergh series was always my jam - when those came out around the 1990s, I'd almost have killed for one. For the sake of (relative) brevity, here's what I'd pick from them: Chronograph: It's tie between the Avigation Bigeye and asymmetrical "driver's style" Avigation A-7 single-pusher. (Seriously, take a good look at the A-7, and tell me you're nonplussed.) Dresser: Conquest Heritage, all-damned-day long. (Champagne dial, please.) Diver: Must we? Hydroconquest GMT, then. Blue. Elegantly Tanked: DolceVita, SS/silver/blued hands. Thing is, Jory, I could load up with at least three more from Longines and still have a silly-varied collection. (I didn't'even know of the Conquest Heritage until you threw down the gauntlet here.) And, judging from your current love-fest with that Doxa chronograph (can't blame you), I believe we're close to being on the same wavelength here.

[@roninsanders1865]

This should be a pinned comment !

[@ahromada]

I actually have created a full collection out of just Longines: 1) Dress: Master Collection calendar, chronograph, moon phase 2) Dive: black, ceramic, Hydroconquest 3) GMT/Flieger/Field: Green bezel anthracite dial Zulu time 4) world timer: master collection world timer

[@OscarOSullivan]

For the dress watch the Longines conquest heritage 35mm with silver dial. Already got a Citizen NY0040-17L for a diver. But GMT is going to be a Longines Spirit Zulu time GMT 39mm with the green bezel and black dial.

[@kiwilonewolf]

I've thought for a long time that the Swiss brands that you could most easily build a complete collection with are Longines and Oris, with Omega in third.

[@neilbraun11]

Omega in third? Yes with all thoose Sellita movements and gold capped dress pieces. They for sure should be in third.

[@kevinbarnbrook4728]

​@@neilbraun11sounds like you are talking about Longines.

[@neilbraun11]

@@kevinbarnbrook4728 that's the point

[@neilbraun11]

@@kevinbarnbrook4728 I am talking about Longines. I'm being smug about it

[@doperdr]

😂😂😂

[@lonewolfemcquade8133]

Have a couple Rolex but between Longines and Tudor I go with Longines. Love the Ultra chron and Legend diver 39mm. I dig vintage Tudor but modern Tudor just doesn't do anything for me but would love to own a vintage Tudor Small/Big block chronograph or Monte Carlo chronograph or a Tudor Submariner

[@smittysmitty481]

Longines has come along way

[@krisb5999]

Loving my Longines Master Moonphase in 34mm and my 36mm Longines Legend Diver in Bordeaux!! Definitely one of my favorite brands!! 😊

[@OscarOSullivan]

Fairly common brand here in Ireland.

[@Dreamcardriving]

I own a 58 and a 37mm spirit with the Champagne Dial and I have to say my Longines has a lot more going on with it detail and craftsmanship wise.

[@my2cents265]

Tudor collection was a lot harder then expected but here we got. FIELD - Ranger hybrid rubber strap M79950-0002 DIVE - Pelagos blue M25600TB-0001 CHRONO - Prince Chrono if not allowed M79360N-0002 DRESS - Glamour date - day M56003-0008 GMT - Blackbay GMT S&G M79833MN-0001 you're right I'd prefer a full Longines collection 😅

[@watchchimp3102]

I am a big fan of both Longines and Tudor! I don't really feel a need to choose between them. Both works for me! I will say that I am most drawn to the new designs from Longines though. They're kicking everyone's ass not just Tudor! 😊 Tudor does actually have dressier watches. People just don't buy them much! 😢

[@robertmatas4192]

I love both brands and own both, Tudor has a lot to offer... Dive watch: BB54/Pelagos 39mm, Tool watch: BB Pro, Dress watch: 1926, Everyday (dressup/down): BB39 with the champagne dial or Royal with the blue dial. Also, that BB ceramic is a gem!!

[@WonderWusel]

Tudor, Easy: Dress: 1926, from 26mm to 41, many options available Dive (everyday for me): Black Bay - m7941a1a0ru Field: Ranger - m79950-0003 GMT: BlackBay GMT - m79830rb Chronograph - aka, Daytona class: BlackBay Chrono - m79360n Some may chose the ranger for every day but i love the red black bay. The only downside with tudor, for those afflicted by the small wrist curse, Tudor is probably not the right choice.

[@josiahlightle8862]

My dream watch collection for Tudor: Dive - PELAGOS LHD. GMT - Black Bay GMT. Field - Ranger. Sport - Royal 41mm Blue dial. Chrono: Black bay Chrono Panda. Dress - GLAMOUR DOUBLE DATE.

[@snapfitness1]

Don't know how many would make a well rounded collection but I'd do the Pelagos fxd, Black Bay gmt, the 1926 opaline and blue dial, the P01 and Black Bay chrono panda(panda on steel bracelet).

[@romanhrytsutenko188]

Full Tudor collection. Well, that is kinda tricky for sure. So in my collection, I would include an everyday watch, a diver, something automotive(a chronograph probably), a GMT, and something a bit dressier. As for everyday piece, I'd go with a Tudor Royal 38 with a salmon dial. Simple, cool looking, with all the itegratness and salmonness that is so hot right now. Diver - it has to be something fun, bright, and summery - probably a Black Bay 58 with a red bezel. Now chronograph - there aren't many options in their current catalog but I'd go with Back Bay Chrono with a white dial. It can be on a strap with the addition of a rally strap in brown to complete the look. GMT - Black Bay Pro. A proper tool watch. Definitely on a bracelet. And the last one - a dress watch. This option isn't a proper dress watch but I think it fits quite nicely - 1926 36mm with a white dial. Can be either on a bracelet or on brown leather(not a fan of black leather). Or maybe even a two-tone option on a bracelet.

[@traviswatts6661]

I’m looking for a travelers GMT and tried on both the Tudor Black Bay Pepsi and the Longines Zulu Time green bezel. I was more impressed with the Longines to be honest. Time will tell, no pun intended, before I make the GMT purchase.

[@Chris.Strange]

Here's my attempt at listing a well rounded Tudor collection. Pelagos 42 - full sized diver and titanium boxes ticked in one go. Also has a trick clasp to show off. Black Bay GMT - well, it's a GMT and we all want one even though we don't actually need one. Black Bay Chrono - who doesn't need to time something accurately occasionally? Ranger - field/gada watch with a unique hour hand. 1926 - Dress watch. Glamour double date - interesting complication. Tudor Royal - bling watch. Clair De Rose - watch to look at on your girlfriend/wife's wrist whilst out at a posh do.

[@randomhandle]

You've hit the highlights here, for sure. Extra kudos for the Glamour DD shout out. That's actually (and controversially) my favorite Tudor.

[@OscarOSullivan]

The Longines Spirit Zulu Time looks and wears like a 1950’s to 1970’s GMT which is no complaint as I find the Tudor and Rolex GMT’s too bulky and would make a great casual wear watch. I think the Longines Conquest Heritage silver 35mm dress watch is also lovely and work well as a daily wear if you are for example a Solicitor, accountant, estate agent. But would go well with certain casual wear like polo shirt, blue jeans and deck shoes.

[@poccotheboss]

Currently saving for a Longines Spirit 40mm for my first Swiss and luxury watch! Might take a year but my eyes are set!

[@mattys1467]

I will always favour a risk taker over a cautious brand. That deserves much more respect. When you've lived your professional life understanding and doing the same, you know why.

[@eurocraftccr]

I really like longines but not so much into Tiudor. If I would want to build like five watch collection from mix of those two watchmakers I would probably spent close to 20K so, instead I would do sport watch as Alpina Extreme, dress watch from Atlantic, diver definitely Seiko Monster, Tuna, Turtle, Samurai or Sumo, chronograph I would overspend and get Beume at Mercier Copland and for beater it would be Hanowa. And I would still have one or two Casios... just because... Thank you for the video, keep posting so I don't have to clean mess in my garage 🙂 Your polish viewer.

[@AlfredoRGuillen]

Well....I think that the best restaurants have the shortest possible menus. That is the case of Tudor...so if what you are saying is true for collectors, they should look again at the extensive Invicta line to build one..🙃

[@admarrero]

There is only one option for Tudor for a full collection: 1) Everyday - Ranger 2) Dress - 1926 3) Beater - Pelagos FXD

[@BRV2728]

This year Longines will surpass Tudor

[@charntechakraisri6302]

You are correct that the current Tudor's catalog doesn't offer a lot variety in terms of complications and risk taking, I think Tudor is going at their own pace and in my perspective, they just want to master out everything in their current know-how before moving on to the next piece. For example, the black bay, to come out with as many sizes, many colors, case materials, innovation as possible, and once they perfected it, they can move on to the next series. From that, if I were to create a Tudor watch collection, it would probably be like this. Everyday: Ranger, Dive: PELAGOS FXD Redbull, Dress: GLAMOUR DATE+DAY 39 , Field: BLACK BAY PRO, Fun: BLACK BAY 58 BRONZE or BLACK BAY 58 18K.

[@tlookste]

What about as a Tudor collection…..1. Dress: 1926; 2. Diver: BB58 or Pelagos; 3. GMT: Black Bay Pro; 4. Tool watch : Tudor Ranger

[@bigmacdaddy1234]

All Tudors look the same and they put out the same old crap every year. Just like Rolex.

[@shawnmartin1306]

Forgot about Tudor Royal for sports watch

[@lonewolfemcquade8133]

@@bigmacdaddy1234 Rolex are known for their iconic designs. That sell great. That's what people want from Rolex. Something thats well known and built to last. What would rather they make some designs that don't do well and they go rot on ebay and C24 for years lol. I mean what more do you want?? Ill never get these comments

[@lonewolfemcquade8133]

@@bigmacdaddy1234 I'll never get these comments LOL.That's what people want from Rolex. Something thats well known and built to last. Not some design that flops and rots on ebay and C24 for years.

[@bigmacdaddy1234]

@@lonewolfemcquade8133 Built to last..lol. Is that a joke or are you serious? The Tudor GMT has a date wheel problem since 2018 that is still not fixed. On the Rolex forum they have been complaining about it for years. I bought one back in 2018 and had the same problem and after sending it back 4 times for repair they still couldn't get it right. How can a company that's been around for decades can't even get a simple date wheel working right? Furthermore, what good is their warranty if they can't ever fix it? No thanks. I bought a Longines and guess what...the date wheel works.

[@christophercummings3626]

👌🏾 42mm Longines Spirit Titanium on black semi-nato looks gorgeous 🛩️🏆 I would only consider Tudor if they put out a .925 Ag/Al 42mm Ranger with applied numerals and indices and strong lume.

[@Victordamus98]

The only Tudor I want is the Pelagos FXD. But Longines oh my....they have come out with some bangers. I love the Central Power Conquest. That watch looks elegant. And also I like the Hydroconquest GMT.

[@RicardoHawkes]

Great Video! Longines is my favourite brand currently

[@user-hj3ol9qx7v]

My Tudor 5 watch collection: 1 Dress- Prince, 2- Dive BB 58 Blue(no date) 3- GMT- With white dial 4-Field- Ranger 5-Chrono- BB58(Black dial) Aaaaaand a Vintage would be the Tiger Woods Chrono... Hope this list tickles ur fancy!

[@charlestonpinballarcade]

Longines looks like a BB crossed with the Glycine Combat

[@edwardklein5692]

I already own a north flag, so a pelagos, royal, 1926, a ranger, maybe a gmt. That works, completely different style watches. I already own a Longines vhp gmt, spirit 40 mm, bronze legends diver. Would love to get a heritage chrono, those things are hyper-good looking. The all- ceramic hydroconquest is pretty stunning as well. There's too many to pick from.

[@inlandwatchreviews5745]

I love my Tudor date day 36 mm, And I love my Longines spirit 42 mm , the Lume is great on the Longines. Your right Longines has a great collection of watches in all categories.

[@patrickcannady2066]

Let me put it this way: if I’m choosing a watch to keep, and the choice is between a BB58 or a Longines Spirit Chronograph , I’m taking the Longines because dive watches are boring

[@gary-pv8vz]

Longine makes watches, Tudor makes flavours of vanilla ice cream.

[@Chris-0123]

happy pelagos 42 owner and that longines 39 gmt looks mint!

[@vokso11]

Longines is one of my favourite . I already own one, will buy more soon

[@reghudson5444]

I agree. Tudor’s range is fairly limited compared to Longines. For that matter, even Hamilton and Tissot have wider ranges from which a diverse collection could be built.

[@Matt-li6gn]

This only makes sense if one wants a one brand collection. One can always have a Tudor diver and field (not that I would) but another style from another brand (Longines or otherwise).

[@Docbyday]

Tudor collection Dress: 1926 Integrated bracelet: Royal Diver: BB/Pelagos GMT: BB GMT Chrono: BB Chrono/FXD Tool: Ranger

[@MG-bz4iv]

Tudor style two tone w black dial. (Discontinued)(dress) Tudor chrono panda (tool/diver). What else do you need? From Tudor at least.

[@sidleparesseux6337]

In my opinion the mistake is to build a collection only with one brand. If you have more than two watches, I think it's more pleasurable to have a variety of brands, styles, functions, colors, ... You stick to one brand if you are sponsored or you just consider your watch as a tool.

[@patrickkeene8366]

I’m going to overthink this a bit. 1) Black Bay 36 black dial 2) Burgundy Black Bay Diver 3) 36mm Two Tone Royal I wanted to say BB34 but the collection needed some color. The BB36 would be a great all rounder. Personally, I think the Royal collection is underrated so that was a no brainer. Initially, I would say the diver on a jubilee but now that the BB36 is only on jubilee I would put the diver on an oyster style bracelet.

[@gerardgimenezgasol4952]

For a 3-watch collection: 1.- Tudor black bay (bezel-less) in 36mm for everyday wear. Ranger would be a good option too but prefer something more compact. 2.- Pelagos, full size and blue. 3.- black bay chrono or black bay P01 for a more special / wild watch.

[@bigmacdaddy1234]

The problem with Tudors is the all look the same. Nobody would notice the difference between the three of them.

[@erikengle9164]

7 Watch Collection for ALL Occaisions Glamour Double Date S&G- special occasion/dress Black Bay 41 Champagne - GADA BB GMT (I like the black dial)- travel BB Chrono White - sports chrono BB 58 925- every day diver (because no one dives in silver) BB Pro - field/rugged activity Pelagos FXD Blue - serious dive Didn’t even add the Royal integrated or Ranger field

[@thenotanclan]

Most rounded Tudor 3 watch collection I can think of… 1) Ranger 2) Royal 3) Black Bay Pro GMT In what ever colours and on what ever strap / bracelet combos you prefer I think there’s enough variety there to keep things interesting

[@edenamar5887]

Here's my take Dress: Glamour Date 36mm Everyday: Royal 38mm Dive: Black Bay 58 Field : Ranger Fun: Pelagos Chronograph FXD I have only one black bay here and 5 different style watches will do a fine collection for my taste. Sure, Longines have more options but I rather take the "less is more" on this one.

[@shemrun]

Koskesh the slow flake hand is an iconic part of Tudor kosssskeshhhh

[@BenMwatches]

With my 7 inch wrist my Tudor collection would be Alrounder - 38 salmon royal Diver - Pelagos 39 Field - Tudor Ranger Chrono - Black bay chrono reverse panda Dress - 2 tone 36mm black bay on jubilee Travel - black bay pro But yeah I see that half are black bay pieces

[@CombatRat]

Dress: Royal 34mm Steel and Gold with gold dial (even though Tudor categorizes it as a sports watch; roman numerals and textured bezel suggets otherwise), Everyday: Black Bay 36 champagne dial (hope they bring back the oyster-style bracelets as an option), Diver: Pelagos 39, Wildcard: Black Bay Ceramic, One more for more color: Black bay 58 Blue.

[@danielbizon210]

Everyday, dress, and fun - if that could make a complete collection. There's really no "beater" watch in the Tudor line. Everyday - something with a bracelet and a black dial like Black Bay 39 (M79660-0001) Dress - something with a structured dial on a leather strap like 1926 (M91451-0005) Fun - something quite versatile and colourful for swapping straps in summer like Pelagos FXD (M25707B/24-0001)

[@stanmouser]

I don’t disagree with you : however, I would be interested to know your specific points of comparison. For instance, how might you compare styling, finish, materials, comfort, dials, clasps, workmanship, lume, marketing, longevity, innovation, movements and customer appreciation to name a few? Stay well ❗️😎❗️

[@nukadog1969]

Dress/GADA: M91650-0013 (though I prefer the M91650-0005...not sufficiently formal) Field: M79950-0001 Dive: M25600TB-0001 Daily/GADA: M79660-0002 Tudor doesn't make a Pilot's watch...whereas Longines has heritage there. Absent a beater and a pilot's watch, the above feels like a solid Tudor-based all-around collection

[@waynesellers4078]

Dress watch - tudor royal, Dive watch - Pelagos, Field watch - Ranger, GMT - black bay pro, Chronograph - redbull FXD. You can make a full collection from what Tudor offer but I do wish they would bring back the North flag or just use the snowflake hand less. That being said if I had to make a collection of just one brand, between these two, I would choose Longines.

[@doyouwanttogivemelekiss3097]

Love Longines and it's aviation history. Particularly the Weems and Lindbergh stories and watches. That said, I don't feel the new Longines. E.g., Spirit/Spirit Zulu designs - and I don't even know why. Apart from the obvious: why the h. did they have to put 5 stars on the dial? What is that...

[@andrewkingdon2000]

Ive been watching a lot of your videos recently and I agree with most things you say. On this though i feel im missing the point. Surely the watch collector picks "the best of each type" and does not restrict themselves to a particular manufacturer? My approach is to pick the best version or each category watch from whomever makes it. I have a budget and buy the best one I like. Surly it's not about selecting a personal favourite manufacturer and then buying all their watches?

[@a_z.tazzzfan8497]

This would be my TUDOR COLLECTION: Dress: 1926 M91550-0005 39mm Opaline and blue dial on a bracelet. Casual: GLAMOUR DOUBLE DATE M57103-0002 42mm black dial and yellow gold bezel. Chronograph: BLACK BAY CHRONO S&G M79363N-0008 41mm on a Brown leather strap. Diver: PELAGOS Titanium M25600TN-0001 42mm black dial on a Titanium bracelet. Sport/Tool: RANGER M79950-0001 39mm black dial on a bracelet.

[@robbiecleighmarks3088]

Im about to purchase a Longines Spirit

[@Kalmar917]

Tudor for me. The black Bay’s along with Pelagos will outlast Longines especially if you use your watches. They just aren’t as tough. My experience anyway.

[@D_free8]

Dress:1926 Dive: pelagos 42 Daily: royal Casual w/complication: bb chrono

[@abasid81]

Why would you build a watch collection from only one brand?

[@anthony-h9l]

I like the dress shirts in the recent vids.

[@nartlambaz]

I love and own watches from both brands . They are both excellent

[@scottsj4625]

Aa you said most modern Tudor are dive watches and most of the newer ones are too big for my wrist. I like the 39mm titanium watch with the titanium bracelet PELAGOS. It took me a lot of years to like the snowflake hands. I like them now. They grew on me. What I really like which I can not afford anything I would like is the vintage Tudor Sub and a few other really old ones that had the ETA movements and were a lot thinner and lighter. I like the flag one as well. If we look at what is new today I think Longines is a better value and a lot more to choose from. This was another brand I did not like at first but grew on me. I like the mint green chronograph watch they sell. I can't afford it right now but if I could that is what I would get.

[@armandocardenas6094]

Jory, I saw an Invicta, I think it is called 1953, that looks exactly like those watches.

[@duffydon1741]

Get Invicta out of the same sentence with any Tudor or Longines!

[@armandocardenas6094]

@@duffydon1741 Dude, my dad was a master watchmaker, I grew up in his shop. Don't give me lessons or talk to me about things you absolutely don't know shit about.

[@JohnLFjellstad]

Tudor Black Bay GMT and Black Bay 41 (red bezel) for sport/everyday wear. Can't think of a single watch from Tudor which speaks to me and I would consider wearing with a suit.

[@rangersmith4652]

The only "luxury" watches I in any way aspire to own are a Tudor Ranger, a Longines Spirit, or Omega Seamaster Railmaster. I used to want an Air-King, but Rolex has totally snobberied itself off my list. Any of these others would be my daily driver. I would not even attempt to build a collection from any of these brands because the concept is way outside my budgetary tolerance. One, just one, of my aforementioned list would be the "pinnacle watch" in my modest collection. I have other expensive hobbies to feed.

[@tonyatkinson2210]

Just bought my first expensive watch . Did it with loan cos I’m skint. Longines spirit titanium. 4 years it will take to pay it off. Wife thinks I’m insane and I probably am . I’m gonna have to grovel to her for longer than 4 years .

[@lammyjammer6670]

The Longines Titanium GMT was a nod to their own older designs. They had every right to make that watch. The watch also has some changes people have been clamoring for like removing the stars off the dial and streamlining the text a bit more. The fact that it looks like a Tudor is irrelevant because they're not trying to copy anyone but themselves and that has literally been their strategy for a while now: reiterating on the older designs and updating them with modern construction techniques and refined complications/movements. I don't know what that says about the Tudor but I do know comparisons to the BB Pro are a moot argument historically speaking.

[@MrGeirSteinar]

Longines is simply amazing, probably the best bang for bucks Swiss out there, Tudor, eh not so much.

[@laszlos4892]

I love my Pelagos but in my humble opinion Longines is the best value in getting into a high end Swiss watch market

[@FelixTantra]

Two watch collection: 1926 and Pelagos 39

[@allenmontrasio8962]

I don't know, I was twice in the market for a Longines in the last three years and eventually ended getting an Eberhard and a Tudor. They just don't sing to me.

[@rodsalvador3608]

Fair take! That said, Tudor (and really, Rolex) have never been about building diversity. They do one thing and one thing well: sports watches.

[@nottherealaaron]

Tudor Glamour Date, Pelagos, and Black Bay GMT.

[@ricardodiasiz]

Si fuese una colección de tres relojes, y solo ouedes escoger entre estos dos sin límite de presuouesto igual los compraría todos a Longines.

[@adrianhargreaves2854]

I think they’re both neck and neck and it’s possible that swatch has upped the anti because of the black bays success and that’s criminal because Longines should be up there with omega. Anyway, big Tudor fan I suppose and I’m going with. Tudor royal 41 date day. Blue dial. BB steel and gold chronograph. Pelagos 39 titanium. BB Tudor pro. Black dial obviously…wish they did a polar.

[@bnick25352535]

Longines has diversity.Tudor collection is to sporty which is nice but hard to make a diverse collection

[@VBAL8]

Tudor black bay + Longines spirit zulu time + longines master calendar

[@VBAL8]

maybe a tudor royal to balance it out 😊

[@olgerjovani8653]

Longines uses ETA vs Tudor their own

[@randomhandle]

Unpopular opinion: I absolutely hate the Tudor "snowflake" hand. Maybe if the square were about 25-33% smaller. (And Longines is crushing it lately. Crushing it. That new Conquest Heritage Central Power is such a handsome watch.)

[@backwoods1732]

Imo you fail at being diverse if you only get watches from one brand! No matter how many options you have within said brand.

[@PSanchezTime]

Tudor 5 watch collection! Tudor 1926 41 mm white opaline dial Tudor Black bay 41 anthracite dial Tudor Pelagos FDX black dial nato strap Tudor black bay chrono S&G black dial Tudor Royal 41 two tone chocolate dial That’s my collection for Tudor!! . Done! P.S. die hard Longines Fan!!

[@kimkarlsen3584]

Everyday:1926 white dial blue markers , Dress: Glamour Double Date black dial Diver: Blue Pelagos

[@fontyyy]

What is a "real watch collector"? I have several watches, I have bought, worn and sold several others. I've occasionally made a bit of money. I've mostly lost a bit. I read watch forums, I watch watch KZbinrs, I mooch around ADs and jewellers who stock watches to pass an idle Saturday. Am I a watch collector? A watch enthusiast?

[@armandocardenas6094]

Longines makes a long variety of watches, same as Omega; Tudor makes the Black bay, the Pelagos and a Daytonalike chronograph.

[@arikcagan7123]

Why I’m not getting my Neo that I bought from you? I have to ask you on line cause you do not answer the emails. What’s up it’s only $90 … if you sold it to someone else just send back the money…

[@shino8854]

Tudor GMT S&G or Longines GMT S&G

[@boran2484]

Umm, Tudor already has watches beyond the Black Bay: the much ignored Royal as well as the 1926. Why is it that watch reviewers forget?

[@kobusvanrensburg4092]

I'd love a Ranger, but the buttplug hand doesn't do it for me.

[@znuteri3815]

Ohhh Long Gine.

[@shamanprime]

There is really no comparison. You have to struggle to build a varied collection with Tudor. With Longines you’ll have like 5 options to choose in each category… Longines is the best option for 1 brand collection REGARDLESS of price range imho

[@u.u.u9969]

Oris vs TUDOR feels better

[@Thomas1982]

Longines is class, but have a too big catalogue for great branding. History is there but they focus too much on quantity in my mind. Luxury is perception and they give off a "budget" vibe.

[@seanhickling7340]

I cannot put forward a case for Tudor. Even without the ugly square hands most of the diversity of complications they have all look like divers. Longines hands down for me.

[@cohecency7288]

Who are these people collecting only one brand, and do they have trading cards of company CEOs? 😂

[@nchance1]

I visited a Longines store in Las Vegas a few years ago. I really wasn't impressed in person, the finish didn't seem to be near as good as Tudor. They to be fair, didn't have a great collection to look at anyway.

[@billcore6295]

you can buy my north flag 😊