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well a watch its definitely not just the cost of its parts. i say the longines is well priced considering the brands history/name plus its their design.
helson should try and create a design of their own.
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To be fair to them, they have quite a few unique watches.
I will definitely being a Gauge at some point in the future. Amazing things. Not sure which dial to go for though.
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It's not really Longines design either, they just stuck there own hand design and added some minute markers on the bought-in EPSA case. I'd rather have an original navy issue ones, maybe a Droz or an Enicar. Obvs the JLC Polaris with the added alarm is the holy grail though!
http://cdn.chrono24.com/images/uhren/images_45/s4/6497445_s210.jpg?v=1
P.S i have an original plongeur one for sale at the mo, due a service (been 3 years) but keeping fine time £400
Stonehedge
tilover
So is the Helson underpriced at £560 or the Longines overpriced at £1,460?
They both have ETA 2824 on the inside...
Well, Longines fit their own branded rotor weight on the 2824 and call it a L633 instead.