Introducing The Longines Twenty-Four Hours Single Push-Piece Chronograph
As of late, Longines has augmented its Heritage line with multiple vintage-inspired pieces. Earlier this year, it unveiled the 35mm Conquest that paid homage to the 60th anniversary of its timeless design. Then, a few months later, Longines released the Heritage diver, which was a tribute to dive watches that it produced in the '60s. Now, Longines takes flight with yet another vintage-inspired piece that is titled the Twenty-Four Hours Single Push-Piece Chronograph.According to Longines, The Twenty-Four is a re-imagining of one of Longines' pilot watches from the 1950s (and is on display at the Longines museum in St. Imier). As the name suggests, this is a 24-hour watch, and one whose design Longines has executed quite tastefully. To us, however, it's really a re-imagining of two 20th-century pilots watches combined into one, both of which can be seen in our?Talking Watches with Alfredo Paramico. 2 OF 4 This new piece is like someone has taken the 24-hour nature of the Sw

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Hi guys. I've been a Panerai/Rolex guy for a while, but recently acquired a taste for the AP. I've tried on various Royal Oaks, but always thought the ROO was too big for me. I had a chance today to try on a pair of Offshore models, and I think I am hooked.The AD had the new 26400 titanium model, as well as a Silver dial model. I am now considering trading my PAM 335, and possibly my Hulk for this model. The silver dial really sings to me.I also had a few questions.1) Do you think the watch looks too big on my wrist?2) I've noticed that some ceramic bezels have the awesome vertical brush finishing, and some (maybe due to photo lighting) seemed to not have them. Do all the 26400 models have the vertical brushed finish?3) Are there any differences between the I and J series for the silver dial? Thanks again everyone.

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One of our trusted members has one for sale. I like the watch and the price seems fair. What I'm uncertain about is whether or not I really want this instead of a dressy Patek? Ultimately my decision, I know. Some thoughts:I love the Royal Oak design, and the price seems good for a complicated one.Case design similar to my Patek Nautilus (yay Genta!), and AP may lose the competition for wrist time.Nautilus is my only nice watch, and I miss having a yellow gold dress watch.Any advice? Is that AP model a good one? Would two Genta SS sport models make any sense in the absence of any gold dress watches?Thanks for reading my ramblings and responding.

Pics of your Aquanauts on aftermarket straps?
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While Rolex is still the most reputable company in the world, it does not retain it's 'excellent' rating.https://.forbes/sites/vickyva.../#6b797fdc26d5Of the 100 companies on the list, 58% of those experienced a decline in ratings.“There is a growing crisis of trust in the world, especially among big companies making record profits,” said Hahn-Griffiths. “These companies are increasingly judged on aspects of their morality and ethics. Today, companies are more widely scrutinized based on their alignment with social causes, how they behave, their enterprise-wide values and the internal culture they create – they are not solely measured on what they make or how the make it.”.watchpro/rolex-remain...A+-+2018-03-19Rolex has taken a lot of flak on these boards of late, which one might presume would be the most forgiving bunch of folks in the world.Are the findings of the RepTrack 100 related to the supply and demand crisis of late or is there a deeper meaning,