Seiko Prospex SpeedtimervsLongines Avigation Bigeye

Owners widely praise the Seiko Prospex SPEEDTIMER for its beautiful dial colors, with specific mentions of ice blue and cream, and its vintage-inspired design. Some find the 39mm case size, which wears smaller than its 41.4mm specification due to short lugs, fits perfectly on smaller wrists. However, owners are split on value, with some considering it a beautiful and incredibly valuable watch, while others question the price for a solar quartz movement and find the 13mm thickness notable. One reviewer noted the lack of quick-release or micro-adjustment on the bracelet. Overall, owners and reviewers appreciate the Seiko Prospex SPEEDTIMER for its striking dial designs and compact, vintage-inspired wearability.

Owners and reviewers widely praise the Longines Avigation Bigeye for its vintage military aesthetic, legible dial with a unique "big eye" subdial, and tactile chronograph pusher action. The 41mm steel case wears well, and the boxed sapphire crystal is a notable feature. However, some find the 14.45mm thickness typical for its movement, and the 30-minute sub-dial's three-minute hash marks can compromise reading speed. The stock strap is generally considered unremarkable, and the lack of drilled lugs makes strap changes less convenient. Some owners report minor QC issues with chronograph hand alignment and a loud rotor. Overall, owners rate the Longines Avigation Bigeye highly for its cohesive vintage design and appealing chronograph functionality at its price point.