Watchmaxx will give you their two year warranty. I assume Jomashop is similar in offering a warranty. Never had to use the warranty so I cannot attest how their process would work if the time piece needed repair. Buy with confidence though, from either retailer.
Check out Longines or Tag on the Gray Market. Watchmaxx, Jomashop seem to be two of the best online retailers that are not approved dealers. I have experience with Watchmaxx. Always great service from them. Good luck on your search and purchase. @Matthewstorm
Had a Bulova watch in the early 90's my grandmother bought for me one year for Christmas. I use to wear it all the time until someone wanted it more than me and stole it from my locker while I was at P.E. Lol! From what I remember it was a heavy watch, but knowing my grandmother, she...
Well, I did this today. Longines HydroConquest. SunRay Blue. 44MM. Beautiful time piece. For the price point of these, the look and quality are top notch. I'm impressed to say the least. Got a killer deal on it.
You got a part number to compare?....
May be the movement, strap, etc etc etc.
This is a brand I'm trying to familiarize myself with, so forgive my ignorance.
I think I'm going to be wearing a LONGINES HydroConquest very soon in 44mm. Looked at one today and wow! The quality you get for the price is unreal. Entry level Tag vs entry level LONGINES, Longines all-day-long, and it has a better movement and on top of that the pricing is way better. I'm...
Yea, the quality there and the price, it's basically a no brainer. It's a brand I'm not very familiar with though, but I have an AD thirty minutes away.......