The new ceramic bezels not only offer extra protection from scratches and what not but matched with the HydroConquest’s dials (available in either black, blue or grey) and color-coded rubber diver’s straps give the watch a whole new look.

In addition to the above, Longines have managed to increase contrast and readability, by more generously applying the hands and hour-markers with SuperLumiNova, and by using crisp white for the bezel’s dive-time scale.
Diver’s features of the watch include: 300 meters of water-resistance, said unidirectional divers bezel, a screw-down crown with crown protector and case-back plus a double security folding diver’s clasp with an integrated wet-suit extension.

There are two new HydroConquest versions which include: a 41mm chronograph model and either 41 or 43mm three-hand variants with calendar. All variants are powered by automatic mechanical movements – no quartz, here. ;)
Thoughts? This is a nice elevation of the HydroConquest. I really like what they've done with the dial layout / hour-markers, new lollipop seconds hand - way cleaner looking and what's not to love about ceramic. Will endeavor to post new the chrono, shortly.

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