Is right,Just to see the finition of the movement in the 40s,50s and in the 30s many GREATS ACTORS,POLITITIAN,PRESIDENT WEAR a LONGINES,This is my last find a LONGINES,cal 12.68z 35mm with ORIGINAL DIAL 3 COLORS silver,offwhite and beige,so she can rejoin the others 140,150,others LONGINES.
I am unfamiliar with most other brands besides omega which even I am not as knowledgeable as I would wish to be. I am in the market for a new watch (my first luxury watch) for around $1,000 USD which would be a major upgrade from my Invicta watch. I am considering vintage Omega鈥檚 but have also considered Longines watches. Can anyone tell me perhaps how good these watches are? How well they hold up (I tend to use things rather roughly) and if their movements are any good? Thanks for the help!
I thought Omega officially started in 1848, but was renamed Omega in 1903?
Granted, not as early as 1832, but still a good deal earlier than Rolex.
I think maybe your right, sorry for the misinformation
