Longines To Storm Market With Classic Heritage Range

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Please fill more details and photos, if you've any, regarding splendid Heritage. watches from 2020-21 catalogue.
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Well, I'll get the ball rolling by pointing out that they completely failed to use the "Calatrava" description, which is both shocking, and a huge disappointment. 馃榿
 
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I like the look of the Skin Diver but wish they made it in a 36mm variant like their Heritage Diver. 42mm case with 22mm lugs does not really go with a skin diver aesthetic.

 
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I like the look of the Skin Diver but wish they made it in a 36mm variant like their Heritage Diver. 42mm case with 22mm lugs does not really go with a skin diver aesthetic.

This. I would鈥檝e bought one if it was 36mm-38mm, which would鈥檝e made it more manageable lug-to-lug length. I believe it鈥檚 close to 51mm now, and that鈥檚 just way too long for someone with thinner wrists such as myself.
 
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I like the look of the Skin Diver but wish they made it in a 36mm variant like their Heritage Diver. 42mm case with 22mm lugs does not really go with a skin diver aesthetic.


This at 36 or 38mm size would have been incredible! Such a shame.

Can only hope they may see fit in the future as they did with the LLD.
 
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This at 36 or 38mm size would have been incredible! Such a shame.

Can only hope they may see fit in the future as they did with the LLD.

Yeah, I would totally have gone for a smaller skin-diver, and spent quite a while trying to find one of the mythical 36mm LLDs to no avail. The 42 is a long, imposing watch and the proportions don't quite work IMO, especially compared to something like the BB36.

I do think they've hit quite a few of these out of the proverbial park, however -- step forward the Sector, BigEye, Hour Angle, etc. I'm even guilty of preferring (and keeping) my BigEye over my Speedy Pro. And I'd pick up at least a few others if I could find them easily.
 
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I saw this online - absolutely love this. It's the first of all of the modern Heritage Chronographs they have made in the last 10 years that I like to be frank. But given the automatic movement, it's likely to be too thick for me.

 
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And this one?
Is this an actual release? I can鈥檛 see anything anywhere. If it is, I鈥檓 in. Will right the wrongs of the longines military....
 
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Is this an actual release? I can鈥檛 see anything anywhere. If it is, I鈥檓 in. Will right the wrongs of the longines military....
Yes sir. You'll soon see that being announced by the brand. Model number is L2.833.4.93.2
 
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There is another Blue big eye chronograph too, and that's is just beautiful.
 
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Oh god. I love the longines heritage line. I can see these being where my 2020 watch fund goes. Great value and good looking pieces assuming they get the lug lengths right!
 
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There is another Blue big eye chronograph too, and that's is just beautiful.

Do you have link for this? That鈥檚 a stunner.
 
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Pushers are BIG. I like them smaller.
 
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There is another Blue big eye chronograph too, and that's is just beautiful.

Just noticed the "Ti" symbol in the sidebar -- a titanium BigEye for realz?
 
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Just noticed the "Ti" symbol in the sidebar -- a titanium BigEye for realz?
Yes indeed. It's titanium case. Regards
 
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That black dial Flagship is quite nice.

Any idea when these are going to be available?
 
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That black dial Flagship is quite nice.

Any idea when these are going to be available?
Should be by the year end if all goes well.