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Identify Longines military
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X350 XJR
· ·Vintage Omega AficionadoDoesn't look even remotely military.
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Syrte
· ·MWR Tech Support DeptLooks like a dress watch to me, is it 18k gold or just gold filled or plated?
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lejaune
·Take a photo of the movement with the back off. If I were to make a guess, it has a 12.68z movement.
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DirtyDozen12
· ·Thanks, mystery donor!I would guess that the case is American-made, which means that there is no Longines reference number associated with it. Maybe the movement is a caliber 10L.
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Fallout Boy
·diameter?
btw: one picture - five words: cool post
btw: one picture - five words: cool post
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Catalin C
·I would guess that the case is American-made, which means that there is no Longines reference number associated with it. Maybe the movement is a caliber 10L.
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Catalin C
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Dan S
·Approx 27.3 mm without the crown. Sorry for my five words, I’m just a beginner ☺️
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Winston_Smith
·Just gold plated
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Catalin C
·Approx 27.3 mm without the crown
According to the cb, it's gold filled, meaning a much thicker gold layer. I'm not an expert on military watches but never saw a military watch with such heavy gold coating (except for some dictators here and there).
