Hamilton Khaki King vs Longines Legend Diver

Let me know what you guys think: If you guys have experienced the Khaki King or the Khaki King 2 or whatever, or what you think about Hamilton in gene...

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

That being said, I’m fairly vain (despite my best efforts) and I bought myself this Hamilton Khaki King II to commemorate my second anniversary of sobriety. I don’t know a ton about watches but after some research I decided to spring for this as it seemed commonly touted as a decent automatic. So far, I really enjoy the way it wears, and generally everything about it aside from one major quirk: no AR coating on the sapphire dome.

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.

That's a keeper for me. The black is REALLY black and the contrast with the numerals and hands is great. Nice hacking movement with tons of reserve. Quality strap

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.

That said, I've worn the watch daily for over a year and have known no compromise in its performance. I appreciate the American heritage, the Swiss manufacturing, and the casual elegance. It's also very practical to have both day and date complications. This is a great watch for the money

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