I do like some of the Longines design especially their chronographs, but when it comes to actually buying I found myself gravitate towards either something way cheaper or Tudor at similar price point. Other than that I just kept thinking longines is for more classy people like horse riders as I see them sponsors a lot of the riding competition and horse riders, oh and also lately J law and Bridgeton lol. Tudor seems to suit me more for everyday causal wearing, it goes well with jeans and T-shirt as well as smart casual where as longines seems to be more buttoned up
I do like some of the Longines design especially their chronographs, but when it comes to actually buying I found myself gravitate towards either something way cheaper or Tudor at similar price point. Other than that I just kept thinking longines is for more classy people like horse riders as I see them sponsors a lot of the riding competition and horse riders, oh and also lately J law and Bridgeton lol. Tudor seems to suit me more for everyday causal wearing, it goes well with jeans and T-shirt as well as smart casual where as longines seems to be more buttoned up