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Longines

Ultra-Chron Classic

L2.937.4.72.640mmautomatic$4,000 list priceAnnounced October 2025

A time-and-date reissue of Longines' 1967 high-beat Ultra-Chron, with a sunray silver dial, faceted applied markers and a box sapphire crystal in a 40mm steel case. It runs on the 5Hz L836.6 automatic with a silicon balance spring and chronometer certification.

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Creator Consensus

Very positive

5 reviews: 5 positive, 0 mixed, 0 negative. 5 of 5 recommend it.

Every reviewer recommends it, and most praise it as a period-correct revival of the 1967 original. The bracelet is liked across the board, with most singling out the toolless micro-adjust clasp. Most also find the slim case wears comfortably and discreetly, and appreciate the neatly framed trapezoidal date window.

Where they differ. While most like the slim profile, a couple of reviewers find the straight lugs sit high on the wrist. Some also miss lume for low-light reading and find the push-pin links tedious to size.

Most praised

Faithful, period-correct revival of the 1967 original4 of 5
- Fratello Feels almost like an unworn original from 1967.almost feels like a new-old-stock Ultra-Chron from 1967Read it in context
- The Calibrated Wrist Finds the reissue especially sincere compared with other Longines revivals.the Ultra-Chron Classic feels especially sincereRead it in context
- The Calibrated Wrist Considers the typography and details convincingly period-correct with slight modern refinement.95% vintage accuracy, 5% modern refinementRead it in context
- Time+Tide Impressed by how precisely each vintage detail has been revived.It's just incredible how well lines revives each detail perfectly.Watch from 1:17
- Time+Tide Says the dial could pass for new-old-stock vintage parts.you would be forgiven for thinking the dials were simply new old stock partsWatch from 3:12
- Click Spring Reviews Finds the watch highly faithful to the vintage original the reviewer once serviced.it is so faithful to the original designWatch from 0:28
Convenient toolless micro-adjust clasp4 of 5
- Fratello Finds the toolless micro-adjustment clasp a convenient modern touch.the micro-adjustment system in the clasp is a convenient modern-day touchRead it in context
- Time+Tide Loves the easy on-the-fly micro-adjustment clasp.I'm a stickler for fit, so I love that lawn jeans can deliver a micro adjust claspWatch from 5:06
- WatchChris Finds the on-the-fly micro-adjust clasp smooth and well functioning.It works beautifully on this watchWatch from 2:24
- Click Spring Reviews Welcomes the micro-adjustment in the fold-over clasp.you do also have micro adjustmentWatch from 10:32
- Click Spring Reviews Considers three adjustment clicks sufficient for this style of watch.three. You got three clicks. That should be enough on this style of watch.Watch from 11:00
Neatly framed trapezoidal date window3 of 5
- Fratello Considers the trapezoidal date window frame well executed.a well-executed trapezoidal frame for the date window at 3 o'clockRead it in context
- The Calibrated Wrist Feels the typography, logo and date aperture are right.Even the typography feels rightRead it in context
- Click Spring Reviews Praises the well-framed, polished date window at 3 o'clock.the date over here at 3 3:00 position which is beautifully framedWatch from 2:53
Slim, compact case profile3 of 5
- The Calibrated Wrist Appreciates the slim case and the faithful angular, compact geometry.angular, compact, and purposefulRead it in context
- Time+Tide Finds both sizes pleasingly slender at under 11mm thick.equally quite slender at 10.95 mm thickWatch from 2:14
- WatchChris Finds the case extremely thin at about 10.8mm.it's actually very thin, measuring in at around 10.8 mm thickWatch from 3:21
Distinctive grooved five-row bracelet3 of 5
- Fratello Likes the new five-row bracelet, whose center channel sets it apart from Jubilee-style designs.I also quite like the newly designed five-row braceletRead it in context
- Time+Tide Likes the grooved centre link's distinct look.the centermost link piece has a central grooving that gives it a distinct lookWatch from 4:11
- WatchChris Thinks the multi-link bracelet looks fantastic.It's a multi-link bracelet that I think looks fantasticWatch from 1:55
Wears comfortably and discreetly3 of 5
- The Calibrated Wrist Describes the on-wrist feel as balanced and discreet.balanced, discreet, and humming with high-beat energyRead it in context
- WatchChris Says it wears very nicely on the wrist.It wears very nice on wristWatch from 3:51
- Time+Tide Says the 40mm wears well on a roughly 6.5-inch wrist.on my smaller, approximately 6 and 1/2 or so in wrist, the 40 mm wears greatWatch from 2:43

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Attractive vintage Longines styling2 of 5
- Fratello Finds the vintage design attractive and names it the most exciting release seen.the combination of its attractive vintage design and the modern high-frequency technologyRead it in context
- WatchChris Appreciates the vintage Longines look.It definitely looks like a vintage Line.Watch from 2:24
Restrained silver sunburst dial2 of 5
- The Calibrated Wrist Calls the silver sunray dial a lesson in restraint, with no lume disturbing symmetry.the silver sunray-brushed dial offers a masterclass in restraintRead it in context
- Click Spring Reviews Finds the sunburst finish attractive, shifting hues as the watch turns.That sunburst effect looks really, really good.Watch from 1:56
Applied indices and polished hands catch the light2 of 5
- WatchChris Enjoys the vintage-style applied indices with black dashes.You even get vintage style applied indices.Watch from 2:53
- Click Spring Reviews Likes how the applied markers and polished hands catch and reflect light.The applied hour markers just glint with the light.Watch from 1:56
Two well-judged case sizes to choose from2 of 5
- Fratello Welcomes offering two sizes so buyers can choose what suits their wrist.you can choose between two sizes, depending on which one looks best on your wristRead it in context
- Time+Tide Gives Longines top marks for offering two well-judged diameters.two sweet spot diameters for this watch gets them an A+ in my bookWatch from 3:12
Box sapphire mimics vintage acrylic2 of 5
- The Calibrated Wrist Likes the box sapphire crystal's vintage acrylic-like look.box-shaped sapphire crystal that bends the light like vintage acrylicRead it in context
- Click Spring Reviews Likes the domed box sapphire and its edge distortion.we have a beautiful do sapphire crystalWatch from 5:15
TimeLab whole-watch chronometer testing2 of 5
- The Calibrated Wrist Views TimeLab whole-watch testing as producing a truly modern chronometer in the brand's precision tradition.The result is a truly modern chronometerRead it in context
- Click Spring Reviews Regards TimeLab testing of the cased watch as more realistic than COSC movement testing.what Timelab did does is actually betterWatch from 9:07
Fluid sweep from the high-beat movement2 of 5
- Click Spring Reviews Highlights the fluid seconds-hand sweep from the 10-beat-per-second frequency.you do get a far more fluid glide of that second handWatch from 4:46
- Fratello Sees it as a smaller, more wearable way to get the high-beat movement than the Diver.the same movement in a smaller, more wearable packageRead it in context
Bracelet feels solid on the wrist2 of 5
- The Calibrated Wrist Finds the bracelet solid and suited to the watch's retro charm.feels reassuringly solid and in keeping with the watch’s retro charmRead it in context
- Time+Tide Finds the bracelet very solid on the wrist.this bracelet definitely feels rock solid on the wristWatch from 4:38
Suits strap swaps from sporty to formal2 of 5
- Fratello Notes strap options allow either a sporty or more formal look.you can go for a sporty look with the bracelet or a more formal oneRead it in context
- Time+Tide Considers the watch well suited to frequent strap swaps.for those interested to play strap monster, which this watch is certainly ripe forWatch from 5:06
- Time+Tide Says it looks excellent on a leather strap.the watch looks excellent on a leather strapWatch from 5:34
Excellent measured positional accuracy1 of 5
- Click Spring Reviews Measured about a 4-second delta across positions on a timegrapher, calling it outstanding.I think it was like 4 seconds, which is outstanding.Watch from 8:09
Tapered bracelet with female end links1 of 5
- WatchChris Values the taper and female end links for vintage charm and true lug-to-lug.you do have a very nicely tapering braceletWatch from 3:51
Works well as an everyday watch1 of 5
- Click Spring Reviews Describes it as an everyday watch that looks fantastic in that role.It's definitely an everyday watch this one.Watch from 2:24
Understated mix of polishing and brushing1 of 5
- WatchChris Feels everything is beautifully finished, with mixed polishing and brushing.everything here feels beautifully finished as wellWatch from 2:24
- WatchChris Finds the polished bracelet elements understated rather than flashy.It's very understated and really well executed.Watch from 4:20
Strong value for the design and high-beat movement1 of 5
- WatchChris Considers the price very good given the design and 36,000vph movement.$4,000, which I think is a really good price forWatch from 6:14
Sensible alternative to servicing a vintage original1 of 5
- Click Spring Reviews Argues vintage alternatives likely need expensive servicing and scarce parts, narrowing the price gap.your watch will probably need a service on itWatch from 12:57

Most criticised

No lume hampers low-light legibility2 of 5
- Time+Tide Flags the absence of lume as a consequence of the faithful approach.it should be noted that there is no loom on the dialWatch from 4:11
- WatchChris Wishes there were some lume, at least on the hands, for dark legibility.I wish there was a little bit of loom, at least on the handsWatch from 2:53
Straight lugs sit high on the wrist2 of 5
- Time+Tide Finds the sloped lugs sit high, making the watch look longer on the wrist.the lugs though sloped sit a bit high and therefore it might look a bit longerWatch from 2:43
- Click Spring Reviews Agrees the straight lugs would be better with some downward curve.if they could have just bent this down that a little bit it would have been betterWatch from 13:52
Push-pin links make sizing a chore2 of 5
- Time+Tide Notes the links are pins, not screws, so sizing needs a mallet and tools.to size would require the mallet and tools required to size any other pin and collar braceletWatch from 4:38
- Click Spring Reviews Mildly notes push-pin link attachment, accepting it matches the original.I've noticed it is a push pin systemWatch from 10:05
Larger size loses some vintage cohesion1 of 5
- The Calibrated Wrist Finds the dial more cohesive on the 37mm than on the larger size.the dial feels more cohesiveRead it in context
- The Calibrated Wrist Feels the 40mm offers modern presence but less vintage soul than the 37mm.The 40mm version offers contemporary presence, but the smaller case captures the vintage soulRead it in context
Small crown is fiddly for hand-winding1 of 5
- Click Spring Reviews Finds the small signed crown hard to use for manual winding, though it suits the watch.it makes it a little bit hard to actually manually wind the watchWatch from 5:45
Solid caseback hides the movement1 of 5
- Click Spring Reviews Regrets the solid caseback hiding the movement.unfortunately, you do get a solid case back on thisWatch from 6:43

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Modest water resistance1 of 5
- WatchChris Complains that water resistance is only 50m.the other complaint that I would have about this watch is the water resistanceWatch from 4:48

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By aspect

PositiveMixedNegative

How reviewers judged each aspect; one square per reviewer who discussed it
Dial		Mostly liked
Bracelet & strap		Praised
Case & proportions		Mostly liked
Wearability		Mostly liked
Versatility		Praised
Design		Praised
Originality		Praised
Value		Praised
Movement		Praised
Functionality		Divided
Finishing & build		Few mentions

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The reviews

5 counted, 2 more for context

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Time+Tide

The Longines Ultra-Chron Classic embodies the brand's greatest strengths | HANDS ON WATCH REVIEW

Video, 8 minHands-on reviewDec 2025

Very positiveRecommends

Praises the Ultra-Chron Classic as a remarkably faithful revival of the ref. 8309, with slim cases, two well-judged sizes and an excellent micro-adjust bracelet. Minor reservations cover the plain, unlumed dial, high-sitting lugs and pin-and-collar links.

Suits: Those wanting a vintage-looking, vintage-wearing dress-leaning watch over a sportier diver

What they said, point by point

Originalitypositive: Impressed by how precisely each vintage detail has been revived. 1:17
Says the dial could pass for new-old-stock vintage parts. 3:12
Case & proportionspositive: Gives Longines top marks for offering two well-judged diameters. 3:12
Finds both sizes pleasingly slender at under 11mm thick. 2:14
Notes that neither size has a large lug-to-lug span. 2:43
Wearabilitymixed: Says the 40mm wears well on a roughly 6.5-inch wrist. 2:43
Finds the sloped lugs sit high, making the watch look longer on the wrist. 2:43
Would personally pick the 37mm size for a small wrist. 2:43
Dialmixed: Finds the silver sunray dial somewhat plain but versatile and faithful to the original. 3:12
Flags the absence of lume as a consequence of the faithful approach. 4:11
Bracelet & strappositive: Finds the bracelet very solid on the wrist. 4:38
Loves the easy on-the-fly micro-adjustment clasp. 5:06
Notes the links are pins, not screws, so sizing needs a mallet and tools. 4:38
Likes the grooved centre link's distinct look. 4:11
Versatilitypositive: Considers the watch well suited to frequent strap swaps. 5:06
Says it looks excellent on a leather strap. 5:34
Valuepositive: Recommends paying the small extra for the bracelet and sourcing a leather strap later. 5:34
Compared with: Longines Ultra-Chron Diver (43mm): Diver is sportier, thicker, more water resistant; Classic looks and wears more vintage.
Longines Ultra-Chron Carbon: Suggests the Classic and Carbon would make an excellent two-watch collection.

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WatchChris

Longines Ultra Chron classic is Incredible and You need to See one!

Video, 8 minHands-on reviewDec 2025

Very positiveRecommends

The reviewer fell in love with the Ultra-Chron Classic, praising its clean vintage design, thinness, tapering bracelet, micro-adjust clasp and finishing at a good price. The only complaints are the lack of lume and the modest 50m water resistance. For a 7.5in wrist, the 37mm seems better.

Suits: Wearers with wrists larger than 7.5 inches; smaller wrists should choose 37mm

Disclosure: Retailer stock

What they said, point by point

Designpositive: Considers the overall design very clean. 1:26
Appreciates the vintage Longines look. 2:24
Dialmixed: Enjoys the vintage-style applied indices with black dashes. 2:53
Wishes there were some lume, at least on the hands, for dark legibility. 2:53
Would prefer no date but accepts it suits an everyday watch. 2:53
Case & proportionspositive: Finds the case extremely thin at about 10.8mm. 3:21
Notes the lug-to-lug is fairly long for a 40mm watch. 3:21
Wearabilitymixed: Says it wears very nicely on the wrist. 3:51
Looks bigger than 40mm due to thin bezel, flat case and long lugs. 5:47
Recommends the 40mm for wrists larger than 7.5 inches. 6:14
Bracelet & strappositive: Thinks the multi-link bracelet looks fantastic. 1:55
Finds the on-the-fly micro-adjust clasp smooth and well functioning. 2:24
Values the taper and female end links for vintage charm and true lug-to-lug. 3:51
Finishing & buildpositive: Feels everything is beautifully finished, with mixed polishing and brushing. 2:24
Finds the polished bracelet elements understated rather than flashy. 4:20
Functionalitynegative: Complains that water resistance is only 50m. 4:48
Versatilitypositive: Views it as designed to be a practical everyday watch. 2:53
Valuepositive: Considers the price very good given the design and 36,000vph movement. 6:14

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Fratello

Hands-On With The New Longines Ultra-Chron Classic — Honoring The Original High-Beat Ultra-Chron From 1967

ArticleHands-on reviewOct 2025Daan de Groot

Very positiveRecommends

The reviewer calls it a great release: a faithful recreation of the 1967 Ultra-Chron with modern high-beat technology. Both sizes are well proportioned, the new five-row bracelet appeals, and it suits sporty or formal looks.

Suits: Those wanting the vintage Ultra-Chron look with modern technology and durability

Disclosure: Hands-on at launch event

What the review says, point by point

Designpositive: Finds the vintage design attractive and names it the most exciting release seen.
Feels almost like an unworn original from 1967.
Considers it a very faithful recreation of the 1967 original.
Dialpositive: Considers the trapezoidal date window frame well executed.
Notes the 40mm dial does not look empty and the proportions are very good.
Wearabilitypositive: Welcomes offering two sizes so buyers can choose what suits their wrist.
On a 17cm wrist the reviewer would choose the 37mm version rather than the 40mm.
Sees it as a smaller, more wearable way to get the high-beat movement than the Diver.
Bracelet & strappositive: Likes the new five-row bracelet, whose center channel sets it apart from Jubilee-style designs.
Finds the toolless micro-adjustment clasp a convenient modern touch.
Functionalitypositive: Appreciates not worrying about scratching the crystal and being able to swim with it.
Versatilitypositive: Notes strap options allow either a sporty or more formal look.
Compared with: Longines Ultra-Chron Diver: Same high-beat movement in a smaller, more wearable package than the 43mm Diver.

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The Calibrated Wrist

The Longines Ultra-Chron Classic: When Past and Present Beat in Sync

ArticleHands-on reviewOct 2025calibre321

PositiveRecommends, with caveats

Sees the Ultra-Chron Classic as a sincere, highly faithful reissue with a meaningful TimeLab-certified high-beat movement and a solid bracelet. The reviewer prefers the 37mm version, finding it closer to the vintage original than the 40mm.

Suits: Those wanting contemporary presence in a faithful vintage-precision reissue

Disclosure: Hands-on at launch event

What the review says, point by point

Designpositive: Finds the reissue especially sincere compared with other Longines revivals.
Considers the typography and details convincingly period-correct with slight modern refinement.
Dialpositive: Calls the silver sunray dial a lesson in restraint, with no lume disturbing symmetry.
Feels the typography, logo and date aperture are right.
Finds the dial more cohesive on the 37mm than on the larger size.
Case & proportionsmixed: Appreciates the slim case and the faithful angular, compact geometry.
Likes the box sapphire crystal's vintage acrylic-like look.
Feels the 40mm offers modern presence but less vintage soul than the 37mm.
Movementpositive: Views TimeLab whole-watch testing as producing a truly modern chronometer in the brand's precision tradition.
Bracelet & strappositive: Finds the bracelet solid and suited to the watch's retro charm.
Wearabilitypositive: Describes the on-wrist feel as balanced and discreet.
Originalitypositive: Considers it more than nostalgia: a statement about the value of mechanical precision.
Compared with: Longines Ultra-Chron Classic 37mm: Prefers the 37mm for proportions closer to the 35mm original.
Longines Ultra-Chron ref. 8024 (1969): Reissue judged authentic and faithful to the reviewer's own original.

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Click Spring Reviews

New Longines Ultra Chron Classic, Perfection

Video, 15 minHands-on reviewOct 2025

Very positiveRecommends

The reviewer is enthusiastic about the 40mm Ultra-Chron Classic, praising its faithful vintage styling, detailed sunburst dial and exceptionally smooth, accurate 10-beat movement. Minor quibbles are the small crown, push-pin bracelet and long straight lugs. The reviewer argues it beats buying a vintage original.

Suits: Buyers wanting a slim, everyday sports-dress watch with vintage character

Disclosure: Retailer stock

What they said, point by point

Dialpositive: Finds the sunburst finish attractive, shifting hues as the watch turns. 1:56
Likes how the applied markers and polished hands catch and reflect light. 1:56
Praises the well-framed, polished date window at 3 o'clock. 2:53
Notes there is no lume but considers this acceptable since it is not a dive watch. 2:24
Movementpositive: Highlights the fluid seconds-hand sweep from the 10-beat-per-second frequency. 4:46
Measured about a 4-second delta across positions on a timegrapher, calling it outstanding. 8:09
Regards TimeLab testing of the cased watch as more realistic than COSC movement testing. 9:07
Case & proportionsmixed: Likes the domed box sapphire and its edge distortion. 5:15
Finds the small signed crown hard to use for manual winding, though it suits the watch. 5:45
Agrees the straight lugs would be better with some downward curve. 13:52
Regrets the solid caseback hiding the movement. 6:43
Bracelet & strappositive: Mildly notes push-pin link attachment, accepting it matches the original. 10:05
Welcomes the micro-adjustment in the fold-over clasp. 10:32
Considers three adjustment clicks sufficient for this style of watch. 11:00
Versatilitypositive: Describes it as an everyday watch that looks fantastic in that role. 2:24
Positions it as a slim sports-dress watch rather than a diver. 2:24
Originalitypositive: Finds the watch highly faithful to the vintage original the reviewer once serviced. 0:28
Notes the vintage dial sloped down at the edge, a touch not replicated here. 3:21
Valuepositive: Expects retail discounts of around 10–15% off list price. 12:27
Argues vintage alternatives likely need expensive servicing and scarce parts, narrowing the price gap. 12:57
Compared with: Rolex Oyster Perpetual: Ultra-Chron's 10-beat sweep is smoother than the Rolex's 8 beats.
Longines Ultra-Chron Diver: The diver felt chunky; this is slimmer and more everyday.
Vintage 1973 Longines Ultra-Chron: Near copy of the original; new avoids vintage service risk and costs.

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Watchitchat

The Longines Ultra-Chron Classic - Hands On Review

Video, 7 minHands-on reviewDec 2025

PositiveRecommends, with caveats

Likes the Ultra-Chron Classic's clean, vintage-inspired design and high-beat chronometer movement and finds the price fair for the mid-tier. Is less convinced by the light bracelet and prefers the alligator strap, though admits the bracelet was not properly sized.

Suits: Buyers wanting vintage looks with heritage, accuracy and daily-to-formal versatility

Disclosure: Retailer stock

Turned out not to be about this watch, so it isn't counted.

Low-confidence reading: Reviewer handled the 37mm version rather than the 40mm target; short video with some history filler.

What they said, point by point

Designpositive: Considers the design classic and classy. 4:21
Prefers it clearly over the bulkier previous-generation Ultra-Chron. 4:21
Enjoys the vintage look delivered in a modern, reliable package. 6:18
Dialpositive: Appreciates the clean sector dial layout. 6:18
Bracelet & strapmixed: Thinks the clasp is nicely designed and notes the micro-adjust. 3:22
Finds the bracelet light and lacking for the price, with odd brushed/polished link contrast. 3:22
Prefers the alligator strap as more traditional and wrapping the wrist better. 3:52
Admits the bracelet was loosely fitted, so the judgement may be unfair. 3:52
Movementpositive: Calls the 36,000 vph movement a fantastic specification. 4:51
Finishing & buildpositive: Finds the mix of brushed surfaces and polished sides adds elegance. 6:18
Describes the watch as built to reasonably good quality. 5:49
Versatilitypositive: Considers it versatile for daily wear yet classic enough for formal events. 5:49
Valuepositive: Judges the price appropriate within the mid-level market. 5:49

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SJX Watches

Longines’ Ultra-Chron Classic is a Double-Certified, High-Beat Chronometer

ArticleReactionOct 2025David Ichim

PositiveRecommends, with caveats

The reviewer sees the Ultra-Chron Classic as modern Longines at its best, with solid build, a high-spec double-certified 5Hz movement and sensible pricing. The faithful vintage design is seen as plain and unexciting, and may struggle to stand out.

Not a review of the watch in hand (news, a guide or a reaction), so it isn't counted.

What the review says, point by point

Designmixed: Finds the faithful styling unexciting, retaining an all-business look of the era.
Suspects the pared-back look will struggle to stand out in the current market.
Dialpositive: Considers the central crosshairs a thoughtful precision-timekeeper detail.
Feels the applied Ultra-Chron logo helps set the watch apart within the Longines range.
Case & proportionspositive: Counts proper sizing among the watch's strengths.
Finds the just-under-11mm robust proportions appropriate, especially for the 37mm version.
Suggests smaller sizes suit this style of watch well, implicitly favouring the 37mm.
Bracelet & strapmixed: Considers the grooved five-link bracelet somewhat generic in design.
Values the micro-adjust clasp as something buyers want in this type of watch.
Movementpositive: Highlights the 5Hz, double-certified movement as notably high-spec.
Views the 52-hour reserve as an achievement given the 5Hz upgrade to an existing base.
Praises Longines for going beyond COSC with TIMELAB testing, though perhaps less exacting than METAS.
Finishing & buildpositive: Credits the watch with a solid build typical of modern Longines at its best.
Originalitypositive: Praises Longines for reviving archive designs built to modern standards.
Finds the reissue impressively faithful to the original's style.
Valuepositive: Describes the pricing as sensible.
Considers the bracelet surcharge modest.
Notes it is expensive for Longines but competitive as a high-frequency chronometer.
Compared with: Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic E168: Shares the same criticism of an unexciting, all-business period design.
IWC Ingenieur ref. 666: Shares the same criticism of an unexciting, all-business period design.

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Specifications

Reference: L2.937.4.72.6
Case: 40mm, stainless steel
Thickness: 10.95mm
Lug to lug: 47.2mm
Movement: Longines L836.6 (5Hz, TIMELAB chronometer) (automatic)
Power reserve: 52 hours
Water resistance: 50m
Crystal: box-shaped sapphire, multi-layer anti-reflective both sides
Bracelet or strap: stainless steel bracelet with double-security folding clasp and micro-adjustment
Announced: October 2025
List price (US): $4,000US price $4,000 on bracelet

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