Thanks much, are those numbers hidden because you're afraid some scammer might steal the pictures?
If so, and for informational purposes, can you please indicate here in non photo form the missing serial numbers?
Otherwise I’m afraid your post is not “informational” and simply a for profit, promotional announcement (which forum rules forbid).
Many thanks in advance!

 

Appreciate your candid reply, I'm not sure how someone can use a serial number for fraud if they don't have a picture to go with it.
There is no serial number policy here but there is a policy against posting watches for sale on this forum unless you're a member with 200 posts --or unless you get an exemption.
Not my decision however, I'm just a regular member and not speaking for forum management.
Best regards,
S

 

I bet this 13zn12 goes for 110k at the end of auction.
What's your guess?
https://m.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-1940...rentrq:6eb012051650aa13c14f294cffffb549|iid:1Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

 

That's the same one discussed above

 

I know. I was just mentioning what do you think the end price will be.

 

Admins deleted the seller’s posts so the discussion looks disjuncted. 99.99% of eBay users are unaware that you need special authorization to bid over $100k so I highly doubt it will break that ceiling.

 

I really wonder why he put it on Ebay instead of a major auction house. For all we know and given the insane speculation surrounding the most desirable Longines references, maybe the price would have even gone up by the time of sale.

 

Ebay would be the last place I would put up an item like that ..I agree with proper advertising by a major auction ,the price could had been skyrocketed to sky's the limit..

 

Maybe he’s trying to stay under the radar and avoid some sort of scrutiny

 

Quite possible.

 

Just listed today on the Bay. Dial looks home made and the overall shape it terrible. Looks like they polished the movement parts for good measure.

 

good looking watch on Ebay - rare dial version - but dial condition not too nice...

 

Saw this one yesterday:

http://forumamontres.forumactif.com/t227143-vends-longines-ref-3757-cal-13zn

Watch has been re-cased in the past (which is stated in the ad) but I'm not sure about the dial, is it legit?

Regards,

Yuriae

 

No. It´s a redial.

 

Curious to hear others' thoughts on this dial. To me, nothing looks especially incorrect apart from "Anti Magnetique", which looks very strange. Not only is the font not the usual one (see pic 4) but it closely resembles the font on this clearly dubious dial (pic 2). Below is another 13ZN with a similar dial to the first, sans "Anti Magnetique". The condition of the two golden dials is very impressive, if not suspicious. Lastly, a pic of a sandwich dial 13ZN with the same type of sub-dials, for comparison.

 

I see what you mean @DirtyDozen12

Would the «anti-magnetique» print add significant value?

 

No.

 

This dial is absolutely correct in my point of view... no doubts but to be sure I would need to see it physically..

 

Any reason why this 13zn12 is not getting any offers at such a low price despite the dial being refinished?https://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-19...318481?hash=item4d7d93c6d1:g:o-IAAOSwpaZbmT0RPurchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

 

Yes a lot of reasons, the most important is dial together with the winding crown it looks at least suspicious, case looks ok, I guess the movement as well...