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Fost
·Hey really? Could you give me.the link? So cool.. Will do that for my tre tacche
38mm Calatrava (Squirrel Bait) Style Longines 23M Arrived
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omg smstr
·https://www.longines.com/customer-service/services/certificate-of-authenticity
https://www.longines.com/customer-service/services/certificate-of-authenticity
It usually takes less than a week to receive an answer.
https://www.longines.com/customer-service/services/certificate-of-authenticity
It usually takes less than a week to receive an answer.
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watchknut
·https://www.longines.com/customer-service/services/certificate-of-authenticity
It usually takes less than a week to receive an answer.
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argonbeam
·@Peemacgee this has been awesome. Great to learn so much...fun how a watch sparks this dialogue.
Visiting relatives in Chicago so had to make a trek to the Farnsworth House, one of a ton of Van Der Rohe stuff in the area. Reminded me of this thread.
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watchknut
·No longer a regulator 😝
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Rumar89
·Similar style, with a salmon dial. Anyone have a clue as to what size this might be?
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DirtyDozen12
·Anyone have a clue as to what size this might be?
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ulackfocus
·Nice watch! 👍
Even better title (because it worked). 😉
Even better title (because it worked). 😉
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Rumar89
·If the movement is a cal. 12.68Z, and it likely is, the size should be 32-33 mm.
I’d be fine with that. Just hoping it’s larger than 30mm. If it’s that small, probably has to go to the GF.
(Says the guy who just bought a 28mm weems.)
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ConElPueblo
·If the movement is a cal. 12.68Z, and it likely is, the size should be 32-33 mm.
If it's the same movement as the one in the OP, you can guess at the size from the distance to the seconds hand center. It seems to be quite a bit smaller.
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watchknut
·Mine was a 23m, a little smaller movement than the 12.68z. My gut tells me it is a 33mm variety based on the scale of the crown to the case, but I could be 100% wrong on that one, as pics can be confusing.
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Rumar89
·Mine was a 23m, a little smaller movement than the 12.68z. My gut tells me it is a 33mm variety based on the scale of the crown to the case, but I could be 100% wrong on that one, as pics can be confusing.
There seem to be two case variations for these watches. The first has straight lugs like your example and the one I posed above. The second (below) are more classically curved. Is that just a difference from the time frame produced?
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watchknut
·There seem to be two case variations for these watches. The first has straight lugs like your example and the one I posed above. The second (below) are more classically curved. Is that just a difference from the time frame produced?
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DirtyDozen12
·If it's the same movement as the one in the OP, you can guess at the size from the distance to the seconds hand center. It seems to be quite a bit smaller.
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Rumar89
·Exactly what I did. I know the actual distance from the center wheel pivot to the fourth wheel pivot on a cal. 12.68Z. So, I measure the apparent distance on my computer screen using a ruler. Then I measure the apparent diameter of the case and use cross multiplication to solve for the actual diameter of the case. I got ~32 mm.
Woah, impressive thought process. Thanks! Below is an example that is ~32.5mm that seems to match the dial/subdial layout. With the thin bezel, it is going to wear larger so I’m fine with that size. And I got it for a steal. Was lumped in with a lot of ladies watches.
