Longines HydroConquest Automatic Black Dial Two-Tone Stainless Steel Men's Watch L3.781.3.58.7
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The Longines HydroConquest L3.781.3.58.7 is a 41mm Swiss automatic dive watch in two-tone stainless steel with rose gold PVD accents, a black dial and a matching two-tone bracelet. It runs Longines' L888 caliber with a 72-hour power reserve, a sapphire crystal and 300m water resistance, which puts it above most entry dive watches on specs. It suits buyers who want a dressy dive watch that works with a suit or a wetsuit. Against rivals like the Tudor Black Bay or Oris Aquis it costs less and offers a longer reserve, but its PVD gold coating is a finish, not solid gold.
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Owners of the HydroConquest line praise its build, accuracy and value against Swiss rivals, and the L888's long reserve is a common talking point. The two-tone PVD finish draws the most mixed comments, with some finding it dressy and others worrying about wear.
The Longines HydroConquest is a Swiss automatic men's watch with a black dial and a two-tone stainless steel case and bracelet. The case and bracelet have brushed and polished finishes with a rose gold PVD coating. It has a round 41mm case and a uni-directional rotating bezel.
The dial has luminous rose gold tone hands, Arabic numerals and circle hour markers, with minute markers around the outer rim. The date is shown at 3 o'clock. A scratch resistant sapphire crystal covers the dial.
The watch is powered by the Longines Caliber L888 automatic movement, which has a 72-hour power reserve. It has a screw-in crown and an engraved case back. The bracelet closes with a brushed stainless steel folding clasp. Water resistance is 300 meters (990 feet).
