Longines HydroConquest - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

My first real acquisition of an automatic model, I was surely influenced by the shape of a Submariner, which made me think of it in my head. The quality of the dial and its deep black remain despite its age. I revitalized this watch in my collection by adding a green-grey NATO strap: a convincing result for a lighter watch that has lost some of its reductive diver's attributes.

Here is a watch that I had my eye on for many years but for which I fell for last week after trying it on. What put me off about this watch was the fact that its diameter was less than 44mm and as I am used to watches of this diameter, I had a lot of trouble taking the plunge until I came across an ad for this watch at a very interesting price for a piece dating from January 2024 and I decided to go and try it on. As a result, I left the store conquered and I contacted the seller to tell him that I would take it f…

The Hydroconquest is a simple but effective diver. The ideal, in my opinion, to enter the world of watchmaking. With an affordable price, my 2020 Longines has an automatic caliber L333 with a 38-hour power reserve, sapphire crystal, water-resistant to 300M with its screwed back, a clearly legible crown, a small date, a sporty/chic look and a coat of arms of a historic brand in addition! What more could you ask for? Its dial and reflections are also magnificent, after 5 years on my wrist I am not tired of this watc…

I bought this watch last summer. The Hydroconquest was on my radar and it was its ceramic case that made me fall in love. It captures the sun's rays thanks to its polished ceramic case and has a great presence on the wrist (43mm). I would have liked a slightly smaller diameter. Despite this, it is discreet in the evening with this deep black with gray highlights. Is this the beginning of a trend to combine ceramic with a diver's watch? Is this the future James Bond watch? Watch this space. The submariner had better…

In search of a diver's watch combining performance and prestige without breaking my budget, my choice naturally fell on the Longines HydroConquest. This model is a real success, not only for its high-quality movement, but also for the brand's unwavering reputation. From the first time you hold it, you can feel the weight of the watch, testifying to the robustness and solidity of the materials used. Every detail is taken care of, from the clasp to the impeccable finish of the stainless steel. The watch, with its el…

Acquired at the end of 2019, it was first of all the sunray gray dial that particularly seduced me, an original color and a breathtaking rendering. The hyper robust and qualitative look and the 64 hours of power reserve add to the pleasure of wearing this diver. Some characteristics: L888 movement (ETA A31, frequency 25200), diameter of 41.2mm, lug-to-lug of 51.2mm, thickness of 12.1mm, weight of 186gr, ceramic bezel, AR sapphire crystal, water-resistant to 300m… The movement is up to the standard of the House, ver…

This is a watch that has eaten away at my brain!! I discovered the Longines brand when I was in my twenties, I am 42 today, at the time I thought they were luxury glasses I was told, then in 2017 after watching show jumping competitions on the Equidia channel where Longines was a sponsor..., this brand came back to me, and I went to see my AD to see what the models were like... I didn't know anything about it but I liked the look and especially this galloping second hand fascinated me. A few weeks later I went to t…

I think everyone knows Longine, this mythical Hydro Conquest has been produced for a long time. It is a superb diving watch. I bought it in black in 39mm, there is ceramic, but I wanted to stay in its DNA, so I bought it 2 years ago and it is still a pleasure to wear it from time to time.

I have owned this Longines Hydricoonquest since 2011 and I have never regretted it since I bought it on impulse, I was looking for an affordable and quality dive and that are 2 strong points for this watch, another important element for me, the precision and there we are not far from a Cosc. After more than 13 years I still wear it with as much pleasure as the first days

A solid diving chronograph watch that I have owned for almost 9 years. This watch, chosen on a photo impulse, was given to me to accompany me during my world tour in 2014. It is a robust and reliable watch with which I made my best dives (Similan Islands, Hawaii). The red bezel and the red circle of the minute counter give it a strong sporty side. In addition, it goes perfectly with any type of bracelet. After a small servicing at Longines (special mention for the quality after-sales service), here it is again,…