Up for sale from my private collection is this very nice early "Art Deco" Longines wristwatch that was sold to the Longines agent in France in 1920 Longines cal. 12.84N Edit: =11.84N Overall - serial no. 3.638.383 dates back to 1920 (confirmed by Longines Archives) - cal. 12.84N - original dial - rectangular solid silver case - original handset with original lume - High quality Alligator leather strap - generic buckle - Longines Extract from the Archives Dial and Hands Original dial and hands with intact original lume. Incredibly well preserved for it's age. Case Original solid silver case with wired lugs. Excellent condition. Large rectangular size at 27 x 27 mm (without crown) Movement Longines in-house manual caliber ref. 12.84N. EDIT: =11.84N. Very clean and well preserved. The watch winds and sets very smooth and the movement is running strong. No information about service history Price and Shipping My asking is 1.000 EUR REDUCED: 850 EUR (OBO) net to me. Bankwire or transferwise is preferred, paypal please add 4%. The watch and I are located in Germany. I will ship worldwide. Insured shipping outside EU with DHL Express (3 days lead time) is 35 Euro. I can send with EMS signed service as well. We can discuss the best service depending on your location. Feel free to check for my references here on OF: Please take a look at the pictures as they are considered as part of the description. No returns, unless the condition of the watch is grossly misrepresented. Please answer to this thread or PM me if you have any questions. I can provide additional pictures on request. Thanks for looking and many thanks to OF for the possibility to offer! Happy Easter!
It must have been a simple typographical error, cuz I don’t think there ever even was a Longines cal. 12.84N... it certainly was not referenced by Linder. Beautiful watch, however!
Hey guys, fully right it's an 11.84N. Which is also stated on the archive extract if I am not mistaken. If I only knew whrere I put it... Will show a picture as soon I have found it. Happy Easter!
I found the Extract from the Archive! While checking I noticed it is also stating cal. 12.84N instead of 11.84N. Wondering, if this can really be just a simple typo, I contacted the excellent Longines Brand Heritage Department. Once more Ms Bochud promptly answered my request. What an outstanding service! Please find her answer below: