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Longines HydroConquest 43mm Green vs Longines HydroConquest 39mm Blue

Both are Longines HydroConquest divers with the same L888 automatic movement, 72-hour power reserve, sapphire crystal, ceramic bezel and 300 m water resistance. The real split is size and dial: the L3.788 is a larger green-dial watch, the L3.780 is a 39 mm sunray blue diver that suits smaller wrists and dressier wear. Owners of the line praise the finishing and comfort for the money; the 39 mm version is the safer everyday pick, the green one the bolder statement.

  • Choose the Longines HydroConquest green-dial if you want a larger, bolder dive watch with a green dial and a ceramic bezel that stands out on the wrist.
  • Choose the Longines HydroConquest 39 mm blue-dial if you have a smaller wrist or want a versatile sunray blue diver that slips under a cuff.

Prices

  • Longines HydroConquest 43mm Green: $1,179.90 at Walmart (last seen Nov 7)
  • Longines HydroConquest 39mm Blue: $1,500.00 at eBay (last seen Nov 9)
  • Difference: the Longines HydroConquest 43mm Green is $320.10 cheaper than the Longines HydroConquest 39mm Blue at the latest prices (Nov 7 and Nov 9)
Longines
Longines HydroConquest Ref. L3.788.4.06.6

Longines HydroConquest 43mm Green

Longines HydroConquest Ref. L3.788.4.06.6

4.9(35 ratings)
$1,179.90at WalmartChecked Nov 7
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Pros
  • Larger case gives strong wrist presence
  • Green dial and ceramic bezel look distinctive
  • Slim profile for a 300 m diver
  • Same proven L888 movement and 72-hour reserve
Cons
  • 42–43 mm may overwhelm smaller wrists
  • Green is less versatile than blue for daily wear
  • Heavier on the wrist than the 39 mm version
Longines
Longines HydroConquest Stainless Steel Sunray Blue Dial Automatic Diver's L3.780.4.96.6 300M Men's Watch

Longines HydroConquest 39mm Blue

Longines HydroConquest Stainless Steel Sunray Blue Dial Automatic Diver's L3.780.4.96.6 300M Men's Watch

$1,500.00at eBayChecked Nov 9
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Pros
  • 39 mm case fits smaller wrists and wears comfortably
  • Sunray blue dial works for both casual and dress wear
  • Anti-reflective coating on both sides of the crystal
  • Deployment clasp is convenient day to day
Cons
  • Slightly thicker case than the green model
  • Blue dial is common among divers, less distinctive
  • Smaller size may feel modest to shoppers wanting presence

What separates them

Longines HydroConquest 43mm GreenLongines HydroConquest 39mm Blue
Case size42–43 mm, a substantial wrist presence39 mm, compact and easier on smaller wrists
Case thicknessAbout 11.7–11.9 mm, relatively slim for a diverAbout 12–12.2 mm, slightly thicker
DialGreen, a less common colorwaySunray blue with a brushed finish that shifts in light
MovementLongines L888.5 automatic, 72-hour reserveLongines L888 automatic, 72-hour reserve
Water resistance300 m, screw-down crown300 m, screw-down crown
CrystalSapphire, scratch resistantSapphire with multi-layer anti-reflective coating on both sides
BezelUnidirectional ceramicUnidirectional ceramic
Bracelet and claspSteel braceletSteel bracelet with deployment clasp

Price history

$3,350.00$1,168.85
Nov 3Nov 11
  • Longines HydroConquest 43mm Green: lowest $1,168.85 on Nov 9 at Cicala; $1,600.00 on Nov 11.
  • Longines HydroConquest 39mm Blue: lowest $2,000.00 on Nov 9 at Reeds.

Prices at every store

Longines HydroConquest 43mm Green

  • WalmartNew

    In stockSold by WatchMaxx

    $1,179.90Checked Nov 7
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  • WatchMaxx.comNew

    In stock

    $1,184.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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  • CicalaNew

    In stockShips from Italy · duties may apply

    $1,168.85+ $28.90 shippingChecked Nov 9
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  • WatchWarehouse.comNew

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    $1,248.00Checked Nov 7
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Longines HydroConquest 39mm Blue

  • WalmartNew

    In stockSold by WatchMaxxReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.

    $1,654.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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  • ReedsNew

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    $2,000.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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  • eBayNew

    Availability unknownReturns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.

    $1,500.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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  • eBayPre-owned

    Availability unknownShips from United Arab Emirates · duties may applyReturns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.

    $1,934.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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Specs compared

SpecLongines HydroConquest 43mm GreenLongines HydroConquest 39mm Blue
Case thickness11.70 mm12,2 mm
Case materialSteelCeramic & Steel
Bezel materialCeramicCeramic
CrystalSapphireSapphire
Water resistance300 Metres300 m
Power reserve72 Hours Approx72 Hours Approx
Dial colorGreenBlue
Bracelet materialSteelSteel
Case Size43mm case39 mm
Case diameter42 mm—
MovementAutomatic—
CaliberL888.5—
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SpecLongines HydroConquest 43mm GreenLongines HydroConquest 39mm Blue
Weight180.0 g—
Water ResistantYes—
Watch MovementMechanical—
Mechanical MovementAutomatic—
Scratch-ResistantYes—
Case ShapeRound Case—
ChronographYes—
color—Blue
Case depth—12 mm
Movement type—

What reviewers say

Longines HydroConquest 43mm Green

  • 4.9 / 535 ratings

Owners rate it highly, 4.9 out of 5 from 35 ratings, and treat it as a strong value Swiss diver. Most praise the build, the ceramic bezel and the movement's power reserve. Complaints center on size and weight rather than reliability.

What people mention
  • Build qualityPraisedOwners describe the case and bracelet as solid and well finished for the money.
  • Size and weightCriticisedSome find the 42–43 mm case and roughly 180 g too big and heavy for daily wear.
  • Bezel and crystalPraisedThe ceramic bezel and sapphire crystal are said to resist scratches and fading.
  • MovementPraisedThe automatic L888.5 and its 72-hour reserve are cited as reliable and convenient.

Longines HydroConquest 39mm Blue

Owners rate the 39 mm HydroConquest as a well-built, comfortable diver that punches above its class on specs. Most praise the case size, the ceramic bezel and the long power reserve; recurring complaints are the clasp and the date placement.

What people mention
  • Case sizePraisedOwners like the 39 mm case as a comfortable middle ground that still reads as a proper dive watch.
  • Power reservePraisedThe roughly 72-hour reserve is repeatedly noted as a practical plus over shorter-running rivals.
  • BezelPraisedThe ceramic bezel is described as crisp-turning and resistant to scratches.
  • ClaspCriticisedBuyers complain the clasp has no quick micro-adjust and feels ordinary next to the rest of the watch.

Questions and answers

Which is better for a smaller wrist?
The 39 mm blue-dial L3.780. Its shorter lug-to-lug and lighter case sit better on wrists under about 7 inches, while the larger green model can overhang.
Do both use the same movement?
Yes, in practice. Both run Longines L888-family automatics with about 72 hours of power reserve, so accuracy and service needs are comparable.
Is the green dial worth stepping up to?
Only if you want a bolder look and a larger case. The green model is the more distinctive watch; the blue 39 mm is the more versatile one.
Which is better for swimming and diving?
Both are rated to 300 m with screw-down crowns and unidirectional ceramic bezels, so either handles recreational diving. Pick by fit, not water resistance.
Which holds up better over time?
Both use sapphire crystals, ceramic bezels and steel cases, so wear resistance is similar. The blue model's double anti-reflective coating keeps the dial clearer over years of use.
Can either work as a daily office watch?
The 39 mm blue model is the easier daily pick under a shirt cuff. The green 42–43 mm watch is more of a weekend or statement piece.

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