Casio Duro MDV106 vs Longines Legend Diver

I'd like the option to change the strap if something goes bad like tattered leather or the bracelet is bad.

Finally got a new strap for my Longines Legend Diver Heritage L37744506. I felt an NDC would be a pretty fitting compliment to a French Marine Dive watch being a strap made of French Marine Paracord.

I put it on and it felt just right. TLDR. Instead of getting automatic watch, I got entry level Casio Duro and super happy about it.

This luminous line appears as an underline beneath the numeral at 12 O'clock above the numeral at Six O'clock and to the right of the numeral at Nine ...

And yes I know water and electric do not go together but my point is it gets a workout and fits going from one to another and still looks and works great. And the price is the exclamation point and this is why I say this is a great watch..

Another day at the (home) office, another day desk diving in my favorite tool for the job, the Longines Legend Diver. I love the sleek supercompressor case with inner rotating bezel, the retro looks and Milanese mesh bracelet, the simple, classic shape and style, everything. Dresses up better than just about any diver I know of, but is still recognizably a tool watch and wears well casually, in the same way a well-finished field watch does.

The Black/**Charcoal Sunburst-ish dial** finishing looks absolutely stunning and I did not see this coming, considering the price point of this watch. Also, love the Marlin on the back!. I have been looking to get a Casio Duro for a very long time now but could not find it locally, except for an importer who was charging almost three times the price of the watch for the plain black variant, which did not seem fair to me at all.

I would look for a nice dress watch with a white face (I like the IWC Portofino or maybe a Cartier Santos) and something colourful like a Doxa or Bulova or even a vintage Seiko... [https://cdn