Introducing the Longines Heritage Diver, Another Throwback That Hits The Mark
Longines continues to focus on its Heritage line with the addition of a new Diver model, drawing inspiration from similar Longines watches from the 1970s. Like the Conquest Heritage released in Basel earlier this year, the Heritage Diver is an accurate homage to what you find in the brand's past, with the addition of more contemporary movements. The Heritage Diver will be offered in both chronograph and three-hand configurations, and each recalls its vintage counterpart to great effect. 2 OF 4 Both the Heritage Diver and Diver Chronograph feature ETA movements made specifically for Longines, referred to as the caliber L663.5 for both. This likely means an ETA 2824-2 and the addition of a module for the chronograph. They share a case as well, which is period-correct with a 43mm cushion shape. The multi-faceted bezel ring frames what looks to be a raised sapphire crystal to further enhance the throwback feeling.? 3 OF 4 The Diver Chronograph bears a remarkable

Strap refinishing
Question... is it possible to get a strap refinished? my original Hornback on my safari as some strange color runs in it. The leather itself is perfect and not cracked or worn its like the prvious owners sweat has darkened all the edges and a 1/4 way across each side.I have an aftermarket one that came with it as well but i like to keep all my stuff OE spec. I also cannot justify the price of a new one... that is just taking the piss for some leather when you put into perspective a pair of expensive leather shoes arent much more lol!Am i being a tightass or is it possible to have it refinished?

57 Retro Release Date
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Being a real sucker for Speedmasters and being something of a space geek/freak, I'm torn between deciding what my next LE Speedmaster should be.The two options are the Snoopy and the Apollo Soyuz. I'm a massive Snoopy fan and I love that the little guy is on both the case back and the dial and as for the Soyuz, well, just look at it, it's gorgeous. Both pieces also have plenty of ties to historical events so really, I'm stuck between a meteorite and a hard place. Just wondering what everyone else would choose, if you had to choose between these two.Copper

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