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·I think this watch is gorgeous, but in the years I've owned it, it's almost never been worn. It seems like it's time to find it a new home. The watch was fully serviced in October 2023, and includes box and papers.
Longines Master Collection World Time Automatic GMT
Year of Manufacture: 2005
Reference: L2.631.4.70.3
Calibre: L635.6
Dimensions: 38.5mm diameter (exc. crown) ⨉ 44mm lug tip to lug tip
Thickness: 11.4mm
Lug Spacing: 20mm
Strap: Generic Leather with Longines Buckle
The watch is in good condition. There are some scratches on the case back (possibly from an amateurish attempt to open it?) and the lugs (strap change?). I've tried to show those in the photos below. The silver barleycorn dial and heat blued hands are flawless.
I do have the original Longines wooden box, but the inner material has deteriorated rather significantly and is flaking into small pieces that have the adhesive properties of super glue. If the buyer prefers, I can instead ship the watch in a new Longines leather(-ish?) box. (The latter would be my recommendation.)
According to Watch Charts, recent sales on forums have been priced at $1350 to $1400 USD. Those watches were on a bracelet, though, so $1200 seems fair, especially considering the recent service at a cost of $689. Price includes shipping with the US. International shipping is at cost. I can accept pretty much any form of payment, including PayPal Goods and Services if the buyer wants the additional protection.
Although I don't have any sales recommendations on this forum, I do have an eBay account if that helps. I'm happy to answer questions, participate in video calls, etc.
Longines Master Collection World Time Automatic GMT
Year of Manufacture: 2005
Reference: L2.631.4.70.3
Calibre: L635.6
Dimensions: 38.5mm diameter (exc. crown) ⨉ 44mm lug tip to lug tip
Thickness: 11.4mm
Lug Spacing: 20mm
Strap: Generic Leather with Longines Buckle
The watch is in good condition. There are some scratches on the case back (possibly from an amateurish attempt to open it?) and the lugs (strap change?). I've tried to show those in the photos below. The silver barleycorn dial and heat blued hands are flawless.
I do have the original Longines wooden box, but the inner material has deteriorated rather significantly and is flaking into small pieces that have the adhesive properties of super glue. If the buyer prefers, I can instead ship the watch in a new Longines leather(-ish?) box. (The latter would be my recommendation.)
According to Watch Charts, recent sales on forums have been priced at $1350 to $1400 USD. Those watches were on a bracelet, though, so $1200 seems fair, especially considering the recent service at a cost of $689. Price includes shipping with the US. International shipping is at cost. I can accept pretty much any form of payment, including PayPal Goods and Services if the buyer wants the additional protection.
Although I don't have any sales recommendations on this forum, I do have an eBay account if that helps. I'm happy to answer questions, participate in video calls, etc.
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