Filippo Loreti Watches Ascari Monza SkeletonvsLongines Conquest Chronograph

Owners find the Filippo Loreti Ascari Monza Skeleton visually appealing with unique, racing-inspired designs, with some appreciating the craftsmanship and quality for the price point. However, multiple owners report significant concerns about value, with some considering the watches overpriced fashion items with inflated prices and questionable quality control, with one owner advising to avoid the brand entirely due to poor quality and deceptive marketing. Some owners have experienced multiple units failing within a year and significant shipping delays, alongside issues with customer service and return policies. Overall, owners rate the Filippo Loreti Ascari Monza Skeleton as a visually appealing watch that is often considered overpriced for its build quality and value.

Owners praise the Longines Conquest Chronograph as a stylish, solid, and easy-to-use automatic chronograph with a bold, sporty design suitable for everyday wear, purchased new for €2,500. Accuracy averages around -3.3 seconds per day, considered normal for a non-certified mechanical watch. The 42mm case, at 14mm to 14.3mm thick, wears larger than expected and can feel top-heavy. One owner suggested the movement could be improved with a flyback function. Overall, owners rate the Longines Conquest Chronograph highly for its bold design and everyday wearability at its price point.