The Value Proposition: The Longines Heritage Diver Chronograph
If you're looking for a very respectable amount of bang for the buck, you could do quite a bit worse than Longines, who have in recent years developed a very large collection of timepieces that are based on watches from their very long history (which, in one form or another, goes back to the early 1830s when Auguste Agassiz set up shop in St. Imier, and founded the company that would eventually become Longines.) The entire Heritage Collection, in fact, is a pretty rich trove of timepieces that offer pretty great value in one form or another, from the great looking Conquest Heritage to this fantastically old-school monopusher chronograph with trench-watch style lugs, and many others. We're not saying every single one is a home run but there really is something here for just about everyone and in general, at very wallet-friendly prices. 1 OF 5 We just recently got to spend several days with one that we really like a lot: the Heritage Dive Chronograph. This is a heft

15202 preowned price premium
How much do you think the premium for a late series 15202 be over the prior iteration?How does the new clasp and AP logo at 6 o'clock impact resale value?I'm being offered a mint older version, full set and recently serviced and would like to know your opinion.

Best Way To Buy
I currently have a Panerai and a Rolex, but have recently decided to buy my first Omega, but am not sure which is the best way. I am hoping for help from help from the experts; is it best to go with an AD, or are there preferred Grey Market dealers? Any recomendations for either would help. I am in the St. Louis area, but am open to buying over the phone to save on taxes.

Swap 116520 & 16610LV for 116719
Got the option to swap my 2004 16610LV AND my Black Dial 2002 116520 for an early 116719 White Gold GMT Master II.Do I or don't I?

Tudor Black Bay Red vs Black?
Hi guys! Wanted to get your thoughts on this. Do you like the red or the black better?