Two Of The Best Dive Watches Around $2,000 - Longines HydroConquest vs. Oris Aquis

[@elkomander3510]

I bought my Hydroconquest almost 2 years ago in the 41mm Sunray Black Dial, and Bezel variant. I wear mine daily for work and going out. I work as a Diesel Mechanic and I have yet to scratch the Bezel or Crystal. I'm amazed at how this watch has held up to daily abuse in dirt, grease, and oil. Not to mention it keeps time very accurately. No issues so far, Automatic is the way to go 100% for a daily driver. I love my Logines and will be getting the black rubber strap for it soon, along with the Sunray Grey variant with both steel and grey rubber bracelet.

[@ayda2876]

its such a good looking watch, i have orient kamasu and tissot seastar 1000 powermatic at the moment and for my next watch id love to get the hydro green dial..

[@Studat]

Went the Hydroconquest 2 weeks ago and no regrets. That blue dial got me over the line. Nice review as always...

[@ralphferrara5152]

I love my hydro conquest no regrets. I have it over 8years and it never let me down. Great watch for the money. I also own other Longine watches . They are vintage and gold. Very happy with all of them.

[@tvo6453]

I’ve owned both watches, which I bought each for slightly over $1000. Definitely enjoyed the Hydroconquest more. I wore both on their rubber strap…since I disliked both their bracelets. The Hydroconquest kept perfect timing +1 or 0/daily rate, while the Aquis ran -5 to -10 secs/daily. I would buy the Hydroconquest again in a heartbeat, since I’ve owned three Longines and had no issues with any of them. The slow movement on the Aquis drove me a bit crazy.

[@Pete...NoNotThatOne]

I managed to get the Oris cherry dial (Sellita) a couple months ago. Out of the box it ran +20 a day, with 0.5 beat error. Luckily I have a Weishi and was able to dial the BE out and get it to +1 a day dial up. I’d always imagined a $3,000 AUD Swiss watch would come from the factory with much tighter tolerances, but fortunately, I was able to correct.

[@P47RICKOG]

@@Pete...NoNotThatOne I own a HydroConquest in green and also just bought an Aquis New York harbor limited edition. I really was hoping the Aquis (since it's not even two months old) would come with the new in-house movement, but the Sellita didn't dissapoint so far (with a noticeable +3 secs at MAX.). The bezel I prefer on the Aquis cuz it feels more reactive and I also like the satin steel with the green mother of pearl dial. The rubber strap feels a bit more well made on the Longines but I prefer the Oris' bracelet. The clasp' is pretty much the same on both pieces but when It comes to the crown I feel like the HydroConquest takes the cake cuz when u tighten the crown on the oris, you really just give yourself a hard time when loosening it up straight away. I would definitely say they are both great timepieces and I love both of them equally.

[@Eduardinca]

I was just comparing the watches (blue dials, however, same size) last night with my girlfriend and I was still unsure even after my girlfriend told me that she leaned slightly towards the Oris. However, now that Teddy has telepathically read my mind and released the video I wanted...I needed*, I now know that my girlfriend was right (always, of course), the Oris is the right decision for me. Just 13 more months of saving up and resisting the urge to purchase other watches. Great video as always, Teddy!

[@peasantstimekeeper]

Love my Hydro, no regrets! Great work, Teddy! The Hydro was the 1st watch i bought based off Teddys videos. I started my journey almost 3 years ago. My collection stands at 8 with 1 additional being on a waiting list. Ive bought the Hydro, FC Classic WorldTimer Limited Edition (702/718), and im on the waiting list for the AnOrdain Fume 1. All because of Teddys videos and education he provides!

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Thank you, Randell! I appreciate your support and for offering an owner's perspective. That is always helpful to see for people on the fence. Also, you'll love the AnOrdain. I have the plum model 1.

[@peasantstimekeeper]

@@TeddyBaldassarre i received an email from AnOrdain about 2 weeks ago. Informing me that they were seemingly cutting off the waiting list and if you were receiving this email than you spot was saved and some time over the next handful of months ill get a follow-up email for a deposit on my watch. If i interpreted the email correctly, i wont be able to pick my specific watch until much closer to its build time and my selection will be based on available models/colors they offer at that time. So im really hopeful for a model 1. But i have no doubt ill be thrilled regardless what variation i ultimately end up with. Probably not until 2024, maybe even as late as 2026, according to the email.

[@TheTrueHasenfeffer]

@@TeddyBaldassarre oh, I love those dials. Of course, there's a waiting list.

[@littlecncshop]

The fume is a really nice watch. I loved the video teddy did with Mr wonderful showing it off.

[@Nick-os6ex]

Oris is just a cool brand. Love their charitable affiliations. I’d say Oris has a stronger diver, but I’d go Longines for their aviation watches. The big eye chrono with the blue dial is on my list

[@roochmartinez102]

Yup,This!! Longines divers can’t come close to the Aquis! Longines does a better pilot with the new Spirit line. It’s fantastic.

[@zubinbarot497]

i own oris aquis green, and believe me its a tank. And it so suitable for every occasion although its a sport watch. And main advantage is that it is independent watch maker which makes it more prestigious. I also opted for hydroconquest when i was going to buy but that seems to me a little same design for many watches while oris aesthetics were something different. The built quality of oris is more durable and robust then longines hq. So for me oris is winner. Happy wearing your watch. amazing review teddy, lov your all video.

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Thank you for sharing your ownership story, it adds tremendously to the video. Enjoy your Aquis!

[@yiannisr3784]

movement sw200 is not a tank, longines have movement L888 is much better

[@hultii]

Just bought a Hydroconquest, absolutely love it, I tried them both but fell in love with the Longines.

[@mcdonnell89]

⌚️ I have ORIS AQUIS as my first Swiss Luxury watch and I love it ⌚️

[@70DMac]

I have them both. Very comparable yet very different. Just picked up the green dial variant and it's outstanding. Nothing else quite like it. The green stands alone from all other green dials and the numerals and hand set are unique. Bracelet on the Oris kills the Longines but the Longines has a better movement. They will live happily side by side in my collection.

[@dshindo1837]

I just bought one black on black . Luv it .

[@kobak5]

I bought the longines as my first real watch. (Thanks to your videos also) Love the big numbers, has its own character an looks good in the dark. It has been dead acurate. Only letdown for me is the high polish on bracelet due to scratches from deskdiving… wil get rubber soon

[@75dt21]

Your first “Real Watch” what does that statement mean? These Swiss watches make a mockery of peoples expectations & wallets because people believe they are better because of their brand name & where they are made. There are many equally well built & much less expensive watches produced around the globe without they hype of being a “Real Watch”

[@kobak5]

@@75dt21 you are right, i should have said first mechanical watch. For me personally i find the mechanical watches more interesting (price or country is irrelevant). I still enjoy seikos and casios myself…

[@asdf94944]

@@kobak5 Don't apologize to asshats who can't differentiate between their asshole and their mouth. Hierarchies exist everywhere, and the watch world is no different. Congratulations on the Longines as your first real watch. It is a vastly superior watch compared to the likes of Seiko/Casio, or the plagues of "microbrand" shitters out there. Don't let people tell you any different.

[@huzidamasta]

Brush the bracelet! That's what I did with my hydro. Put in KZbin "brush strap hydroconquest" and you'll see the guy doing it. I did it myself after watching that vid and it looks great 👌

[@huckinator]

I have both the hydroconquest ceramic in gray and the oris aquis 400 caliber in black. My hydroconquest keeps better time than my aquis. The aquis wears better though. Doesn’t feel like it’s 41.5 mm at all. The hydroconquest does feel maybe 42mm with the crown guards. The oris aquis has a better crown, lume, and clasp than the hydroconquest. It has a better power reserve with 5 days versus 72 hours of the hydroconquest. I think the hydroconquest is more legible especially on bright environments where the aquis is a little on the reflective side. Both bezels on my watches are fantastic and no issues with either. The hydroconquest is a bit thinner and sits closer to my wrist. Finally, I paid nearly double for my aquis then I did my hydroconquest. While I love both and they’re “keepers” for me, I think I slightly prefer the hydroconquest just due to the case shape. I’m a larger guy and my wrists are 7 inches but my forearms are very large and I think they both look perfectly fine on my wrist. Hopefully this helps someone from an owner perspective

[@derkritiker7598]

I just don't like the dial of the Longines. The numerals are way too big for my taste. The hour markers are too small and look misplaced imo.

[@jolness1]

Agree, also think the markers are too close to the rehaut imo. I think that’s more of what bothers me on the indexes

[@edmundluce3082]

I'm not a fan of the Longines dial either. The numerals are too big, and I think it's weird to have both the huge numeral and round marker at 9. To me, it appears both clunky and busy, but I'm sure many feel otherwise.

[@palicar]

I see the same on their Conquest. Something about the 12 looks off.

[@zelouras]

You re insane. Hold it in your hand then talk. Longiness CLEARLY surpasses Oris in heritage alone. The hydroconquest: amazing

[@derkritiker7598]

@@zelouras As aforementioned, I simply don't like the dial. I bet the Longines has excellent quality.

[@CheckDisOutpeeps]

I actually just brought the Hydro, a lot of people notice it. I wear it more than the Seamaster (Omega). Very classy.

[@Nulrom]

I have the Aquis in green and EVERYONE is asking to see it. This doesn't happen with the Longines, the aesthetic is a little bit more "bad submariner copy". The Oris is becoming a new classic. Also, as someone also mentioned, it's a tank. I wear it everyday and it's SO comfortable for a 300m watch. It's really compact. One of the best deals I made.

[@jonathanmc1409]

I own 2 hydroconquest watches(blk and blue dials both 39 mm and auto with aluminium bezel inserts, love them both and find they both keep very good time usually running +1 to +2 seconds a day which is really good considering the price. Weakest point is definitely the bracelet but still quite acceptable.

[@DBravo29er]

My wife has been rocking an Oris Aquis Diamond Date 36mm as a daily/only watch since December of 2018. Holds steady at +1.6spd and finish has held up as well as my 2018 Omega Seamaster. I'm really happy with it, TBH. But that HydroConquest is def a great watch as well. Wife considered an HC but didn't like the implementation of the Arabic Numerals.

[@KelzCasa]

I have fallen in love with the color coordination on the Aquis, and I think it so hard to beat. I’m eyeing a watches of Switzerland model, as I’ve looked at tons of watches, and just keep coming back to it.

[@andymoss]

The exact two I considered! I went with the Longines USA version. That was four years ago and don’t regret it one bit.

[@nikolask.8324]

Bought the Longines HC 41 as my first mechanical watch. It's a great choice especially considering value for money, but be aware of the size as these wear huge. This is the biggest watch in my collection I can barely wear on my 6.5 in wrist.

[@giusepperocchi2979]

Why didn’t you get the 39mm ?

[@nikolask.8324]

@@giusepperocchi2979 that is actually the worst part about it: I went to the AD to get the 39 and went out with the 41. I was just too inexperienced back then..

[@HotSauceStain]

I have the 39. It’s small, I have 6.5 inch wrist as well and in person 39 is small but feels compact and comfortable. The details on the dial are compressed so it looks sharp. I wish I had a 40 but I know that doesn’t exist.

[@safemitstifer]

When it comes to fine imitation watches, gussl delivers. I've bought from them several times, and I've never been let down.

[@jhunendaya8014]

I was torn between these 2 half a year ago. After lots of consideration, i went for the one with value for money - the Hydroconquest. With the price, the movement and the option to change between bracelet and straps...that's an easy win for Longines. Happy 'til now with my decision.

[@randyreynolds1045]

❤ my Hydro! Very accurate too. Longines is a great Swiss company.

[@fhaquuu]

I got both, sold a Rolex and omega and got these to keep my collection more reasonably priced.

[@DrWesterdahl]

I love my blue Longines HydroConquest with a blue rubber strap. It has become my everyday watch as it is elegant, attractive, and a tough watch that can take a beating without a scratch. Many people often think I am wearing a Rolex Submariner when they first see it.

[@pimpampottekes]

Thanks Teddy for the comparing video. A week ago I had this problem of choosing witch one I want the buy of those too brands , I've chosen the Oris Aquis and im really happy with my decision if im looking to you video now ;)

[@watchlookbook9318]

Oris is underrated… great design language

[@TeddyBaldassarre]

Agreed. Also, they do a nice job developing a design language that is exclusive to them. The Aquis is an excellent example of making a modern dive watch without pulling too much from any one area from the past.

[@srspower]

@@TeddyBaldassarre yeah mine has a dial made from plastic recovered from the sea. It's green but has a sort of texture to it, every one you buy is unique in the texture which is cool.

[@littlecncshop]

​@TeddyBaldassarre I agree. But the aquis looks like every other diver made. It's more of a copy than a unique design. On the longings the numerical dial gives it a nice level of pop.

[@curtbrown7718]

Two very good brands and pieces. Thank you for this informative comparison. Though I am a Longines fan, Oris holds my attention, as well, on many of their offerings.

[@hugohernandez3651]

I owned two Oris Aquis years ago. I own a Hydroconquest now. Oris bracelets and rubber straps are much better. With that being said, the Hydroconquest is an absolutely beautiful watch. Imposible for me to select one over the other.

[@MrCoachab]

I love my Hydroconquest, better movement, better bang for the buck, I do like Oris and I agree the bracelet is better, but I love switching bands/bracelets and I love the Longines on the rubber strap as well as other leather bands…. With Oris you have to pretty much stay in house when switching bands because of the design

[@Lintukori]

Nice video as always. With electricity price and mortgage rates rising in Finland I have to postpone my chase for Cal 400 Aquis for bit longer. Still wearing my Formex Essence 39 and watching some Teddy videos keeps my "watch hobby" alive. Keep 'em coming!

[@bodrulm1]

How do you like the Formex Essence 39? Did you get the Aquis in the end?

[@Lintukori]

@@bodrulm1 Essence is quite good. I didn't buy Oris but Certina DS Action Diver 38mm instead to scratch that diver itch. It was cheaper but still I like the looks of it. Powermatic movement isn't as exciting as Cal 400 would've been. Comparing these two I have Essence wears better and is the better watch overall.

[@Hnair1982]

I love what Oris has been doing off late. I personally own a big crown propilot x. Beautiful price of engineering and the 10 day power reserve is awesome. Great content as usual Teddy

[@wayneturner1336]

Own them both, first gen hydroconquest with a white dial and a stainless steel bezel without insert of any kind and an Aquis with no Aquis marking the dial and leaf/sword style hands. Both are really fantastically comfortable however neither are on bracelet anymore, I can’t imagine wearing these as a dress watch and they’re super comfortable on a strap. Great review, nice subscriber numbers, always a great show.

[@mattwise8597]

I bought a hyperconquest at a jewelry store a while back, I paid a little over $1,000 for it and I got to say it's amazing. Don't get me wrong, I love Oris watches, but I got to go with the Longines every time

[@Mackster248]

I heard the lume is the only downside to the HC. Would you agree?

[@mattwise8597]

@@Mackster248 not at all, it's super bright.just took it diving and has no issues with it whatsoever

[@johannadam8134]

@@Mackster248 new model fixxed the lume issues

[@olivierorban787]

One vs other, not to have decided, I have both of them, and I love them

[@dejandjurdjevic1001]

Great comparison and beautiful watches both. Nicely done as always Teddy!

[@khronosbest9448]

If i were looking for another dive watch, id have to buy the Longines. For me the heritage and longevity of a company go a long way.

[@lukerabin5079]

Definitely the hydro conquest. Classic face, great bezel and excellent hands.

[@johnfarel3152]

I just ordered the blue 39 mm hydro conquest with the ceramic bezel. I prefer the look and design of the hydro conquest over oris aquis although I admit there a ton a variations with this oris dials and some are quite striking.

[@JAY-JAY74]

TEDDY! One of the only people who will cover Oris watches.

[@pshardtime]

The huge face numbers on the Longines just kill it for me. Based on this I would go the Aquis.

[@jussil5762]

Just got my green caliber 400 43,5 mm. It is the biggest watch I have but feels smaller than size suggests. 41 was just a little too small for my 19cm wrist. Beautiful watch and nice bracelet.

[@plumber4578]

Just bought the aquis caliber 400. I love it.

[@leonardo-paez]

Excellent comparison!! i'd love to see the Aquis vs Rado Cpt Cook

[@mattd9330]

Fantastic comparison! I have to agree disagree a little bit on the movements-I prefer the smoother sweep of the 4 Hz vs. the 3.5 Hz movement. Additional power reserve is always welcome, however.

[@Teachering]

I have always had an interest in Longines watches particularly the Heritage Military. I have to say that the Longines HydroConquest is an attractive watch. If I am not careful I'll find myself going out of my way to buy this timepiece. I have too many watches as it is and must learn to tell myself, no.

[@jacobbwalters8133]

I love the Hydroconquest. The Aquis is nice as well, but the shape is a little bit less elegant.

[@theaussiewhinger]

That's a really cool looking Longines.

[@khop750]

Aquis by far for diving and daily wear. So distinct, durable, and depth of heritage make it an easy recommendation at this level.

[@johnd7261]

Hydro all the way!

[@Pittsburghpilot]

I have and love the Oris Aquis. It is one of my favorites in my collection in fact I am looking to but the Upcycle to add to my collection and probably my favorite list.

[@pete5534]

Two terrific brands. I prefer the HydroConquest as it’s a little more meat n’ taters, which is what I look for in a dive watch. I enjoy so many offerings from both brands.

[@barrelbarrel1803]

The bracelet on the Oris is so nice. I'm still looking to move into the "luxury" watch level, so I've been shopping around. I held both the Hydroconquest and the Aquis alongside a few other entry-level luxury watches, and the Oris still haunts my dreams. I don't love how round the faces on the Oris are, so I didn't really love the look, but the bracelet really is good at the price point.

[@Pete...NoNotThatOne]

Oris is like Seiko. They have so many different styles and variations, once you start looking, you’re bound to find something to suit you. And you can’t get just one…

[@barrelbarrel1803]

@@Pete...NoNotThatOne I like the look of the Big Crown pointer, but the bracelet caught my attention more. I do wish I had the funds to grab a couple. LOL

[@solanogu]

I would say a nice third option would be the Mido Ocean Star Chronometer, a little bit on the large side 43.5mm. COSC, ceramic bezel and MSRP of $1700.

[@ichbinmartin]

I own 30 years the Oris 7415 Chronograph. I wear them almost every day. Now I wish as gift to my 50th birthday the new 43,5mm Aquis in 3x blue (dial, bezel, strap) with Sellita movement.

[@jschoenzy9416]

I love both. The reflective crystal on the Oris is a negative for me. Longines looks amazing.

[@dalerichardson8842]

Managed to get my Aquis on a bracelet for under £1000 a couple of years ago, I love it and I do take scuba diving, great video Teddy, I think if I didn't have one already, I'd go for the Aquis and look at the the Longine conquest in the future as it looks better than the Hydro.

[@delagarzapaola]

I have them both and I really love them both! So different and equally gorgeous

[@valkyrst620]

Think the Certina DS2 Turning Bezel deserves to be in the conversation. What a superb piece of kit.

[@Left_Field_Lou]

Oris Aquis is the most underrated dive watch of all time!

[@ae-ca602]

I like this type of videos. Teddy, can you compare the winner, Oris Aquis, vs Chris. Ward C60 trident pro 300. Both have the sellita movement. Thank you.

[@angelopepe6016]

Nice breakdown. Both are great watches. Of course, it is subjective. Longines' history and use of ETA movements pull me to their corner.

[@anthonystevens8683]

A very good comparison of two great well matched Swiss watches Teddy. If I were to add another category it would be the different strap options that includes 3rd party availability and that for me would go to the HydroConquest that would make the score even. As for my choice? I have an Aquis and not the HydroConquest (yet) so I would agree with the outcome on personal preference. Why did I get the Aquis? Well the bracelet is incredibly comfortable and it just fits my wrist so I've no immediate desire to swap it out after over a year of ownership. Another is that the date is at the six position and just balances the symmetry. Finally I love how Oris finishes the dials, the sunburst models look fantastic (blue, green, cherry etc) and the upcycle is just something else that I also really like but as they are all unique it's best to see it in the flesh. This takes nothing away from the HydroConquest though as it is a great range from Longines. As a comparison between these two for me I would call it a draw.

[@Jaycelestra]

Having both, i tend to use longines more bec i have the quartz version. But the Oris is what i would use in special occasions.

[@VIDEOLPBLBP]

Quadz version? You have different model? With different bezel?

[@Jaycelestra]

@@VIDEOLPBLBP I have the previous Longines hydroconquest in quartz

[@Ou81269]

I have both watches and like them equally. Love the blue dial of the Longines and the emerald green dial of the Oris. That was one of my motivations for purchasing these two similar watches.

[@redchilli450]

It's 2022 mate, if you had bought a smart watch instead, you could have had a new dial colour everyday. There I've said it, now come at me bro!

[@craiggreeson2614]

The ideal for me would definitely be the blue Longines / green Oris combination. Totally get why you bought both! Maybe then add in a red Captain Cook to round things out.

[@cyber5677]

Oris no doubt. I have that exact model in 39.5mm. Get compliments all the time, especially from the ladies. Longiness is ok but dials are too big and the bracelet looks medicore.

[@rayleeaustralia]

I can say the Oris is a mighty fine watch. I have own many Oris and I'm sure the Longines is just as good. Have heard good things about the brand

[@christophersummers2638]

Got both. Prefer the new 39mm hydroconquest tbh

[@claudiocotto5999]

What about the Mido Ocean Star 600m chronometer? It’s bracelet with dynamic micro adjustment and helium’s valve? Is it not competitive enough to Oris and Longines?

[@chriscarbaugh3936]

Longines Skin Diver is a good alternative and seems a little more vintage. Bought one for $1,200 which is a bargain. Decent watch.

[@giusepperocchi2979]

Nice, but at 42mm it’s too big for a skin diver.

[@GeeMood]

Great vid Teddy and great comparison. When it came down to it, I went with the Mido Ocean Star GMT. Cheaper than both the Aquis & Hydro at retail and got a true gmt powermatic 80 movement. Only downside of the Ocean Star GMT is the lume. It dies so quickly on the hands, which is where it's needed most.

[@jeetdeshmukh]

Video was relevant and lit 🔥. Both are damn looking watches at a good price

[@anotherwatch]

I prefer the Oris until I tried the Hydro on the wrist. They are both just as nice. Thanks for the breakdown.

[@mauifan9958]

I looked at the Longines but as someone noted the date replacing the 3 makes it look off balance. At that time I went for an Omega Aqua Terra and added a Christopher Ward diver later. I love it. Actually gets more wrist time than the Omega lately.

[@whyFINAL]

In 39 mm and in real life its not that off balance. Im super happy with mine LHC. :)

[@jhcowatchinglifestyle]

Teddy! In one of the wrist shots on the Oris (4:10 in the video) what is that denim jacket that you are sporting there? Looks like a Japanese Selvedge type!

[@simsalb]

Love my 39mm Oris Aquis Clean Ocean, the precursor to the upcycle, for it's banging dial quality of the bracelet and uniqueness. Definitely recommend Oris Aquis to others. Thanks for the helpful video Teddy.

[@jmm1213]

These 2 were my options 4 years ago and I chose the Hydroconquest. One of my considerations was the movement, which HC delivered very well.

[@robbiecleighmarks3088]

I wish they would update the clasp on the hydro... it's the only thing holding it back.

[@santiagolmateos]

This is a VERY IMPORTANT comparison. In Spain, at least, it's really difficult to have the chance to compare one next to the other. Please, do this video again in 2024! with 2024 models. Please, please, please.

[@Dano-yg8rh]

Have both. Don’t waste money on the Aquis Longines is king

[@srspower]

The ORIS is much better looking in my opinion.

[@namesurname8725]

I feel like you're making videos just to make videos now, feels like I already watched this

[@AliReza-do5my]

There is a 700$ difference in the price, so it was expected that Oris to do a better job. You should pick watchs with similar price. But I like this type of compression

[@RedwoodAggie]

I liked the comparison, as well as the chart showing which wins in different categories. I'd love to see a ~$1K mid-size (40-42mm) diver show down. Say Doxa Sub 200, Seiko SPB143, Mido Ocean Star Tribute (or 200), and the Hamilton Khaki Navy Scuba Auto. Maybe the Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 300 or Zodiac Super Sea Wolf 53 Compression too. This might have to be split up into two, with the winner from the first going in the mix for the next comparison.

[@johntucker9782]

If you have a larger wrist, mine is 7-3/4, you can get great deals on the 44mm Hydro if you're ok with shopping the grey market. It must be the least popular size because you can get one for around $900 on a bracelet. Of course, that's with the aluminum bezel. Most descriptions won't differentiate the bezel material. The easiest way to tell is that the aluminum version has a red tipped seconds hand, whereas the ceramic version has the lollipop seconds hand. For that money, I'll "suffer" through the aluminum bezel every day. It's a no-brainer.

[@sagoamicably6486]

the longines' more premium movement just really skews this in their favour. excited to see the new HC refresh make its way to the 3-handers. im looking for a 39-40mm blue diver so fingers crossed

[@francoisdeguise3900]

Two super watches. Go for the Oris.🇨🇭

[@ryangochuico]

Love comparison style videos specially when i only have budget for one of two watches. Speaking of, would love a suggestion which to pick between tag heuer aquaracer professional 300 or Oris aquis caliber 400 date. Thanks for always making quality videos. 😊

[@jodysilvia2]

Both are great watches and a good value.

[@herbmerced7780]

Oris for me in this comparison!

[@TheTrueHasenfeffer]

Cost? For me, Longines wins! Lol. Both are handsome, though.

[@harryfranz3758]

Referring to heritage. Oris is just a very awesome company. And still independent, not part of a big somewhat profit orientated conglomerate like swatch

[@ptokar3]

PLEASE Review "Revue Thommen" "Raymond Weil" and "Frederique Constant" So interested to hear your opinion on these "Value" swiss made

[@triumph2013]

I have the Hydroconquest USA Special Edition & the Oris Aquis GMT. Luv them both.😁

[@dingbat2076]

Both great watches, but the Rado Captain Cook would be my choice around this price bracket. Always seems to go under people's radar bizarrely.

[@rale94]

Yeees, I was waiting for this from you! :)

[@davidhori4899]

Excellent comparison! I love my Conquest (non-Hydro), but for the money, I’d go with the Oris if faced with this choice.

[@metro2171]

Awesome video Teddy

[@naqqashsharif5561]

Both are good, but the Longines Legend Diver is the one to get. Oris would have trouble with that fight. Still, I much prefer my Oris 65 to either of these.

[@allanandrews7247]

I have both of these watches. I like them both equally but the HC is let down by the cheap poor clasp. I have (and have had) numerous watches with bracelets but the quality and execution of the clasp on the HC is up there with the worst particularly for a watch that retails got £1500. Longines would elevate the HC considerably with a redesign that could be retrofitted onto existing models. Are there any aftermarket clasps that would fit the bracelet?