Longines' New Heritage Military COSD

Here's some great news for Longines, and just plain watch fans.

Longines is releasing their Heritage Military COSD, (Combined Operations Command) a re-issue of a similar watch
made for British Paratroopers during the 1940's. The new versions look really close to the originals with their case,
and dial designs, and are even available with both a green NATO, and black leather strap. Dials are done in an opaline
with black numbers, red 24 hour scale, blued hands, and cool railway-track. While a matte black dial version uses
rhodium plated hands. Both watches have broad arrows on their dials, and use Super-Luminova on both the numbers,
and hands. With the movement being the automatic mechanical L619.2 guys.

Check them out...



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Are these an homage to the Seikos? Just kidding but is the world needing a $2k-$2.5K field watch?

sixtysix wrote:

Are these an homage to the Seikos? Just kidding but is the world needing a $2k-$2.5K field watch?

Another great, and funny point sir. ..It's true really !

Longines did a really nice job, but you're right, those Seiko's look terrific too !!!
The look, the strap, and even bead blasted finish are pretty great for around $100 !