Looks great! These are fun aren't they?

 

Yep. I like it very much
although my watchmaker doesn't...

 

Haha, I've been putting my watchmaker through the same. The central disk isnt functioning properly. It's giving him fits.

 

Yea I went through having to bring it back because the disk wasn't at 0 when fully wound down. The other one I have had a misaligned gear on that wheel causing it to slip. All fixed now.

 

But that is probably due to the main spring not being strong enough anymore.

 

A

All fixed now. Adjusted free of charge. He didn't mention anything about replacing anything. So, who knows, watchmaker stuff.

 

Fess up. Who picked this goodwill special??

Pics

 

Oh. Sold without a movement and caseback photo....Item Number 312048470781

 

For a second I thought the movement was not included in the sale

 

I keep missing these

 

Makes the one I've got for sale look like a steal. Maybe I'm underpriced...

 

Here you go @Mods

https://omegaforums.net/threads/fs-longines-conquest-power-reserve.69880/#post-881281

 

Thank you @Rumar89 nice example but I prefer the all steel version. GLWTS

 

Yea, fess up!
I bid on it but thought I was going to buy it
for parts money.

 

hello everyone
i want to know the production of vintage longines conquest power reserve. i cannot serach out the production of caliber 292&294. so i guess the production of vintage longines conquest power reserves is less than 1000?

 

Hi @vc fans curious to know what led you to < 1000. Thx

 

only guess

 

Aahhh. Let’s see if we can gather some details.

Well, as far as the movement calibre 294, it’s in the 290 family-

Edit:
Cal 290 Variants:
* all were produced with direct center sweep seconds - the 3rd wheel drives the cannon pinion
- 290 - 24 jewels
- 291 - 24 jewels / date @ 3:00 or 12:00
- 292/3/4 - 24 jewels / date @ 12:00 + power reserve indicator in the center of the dial driven by the hour wheel

19,800 bph / 45 - 48 hour power reserve
26.0 mm diameter x 6.0 mm height

balance wheel:
ring with weighted screws on perimeter
10.5 mm diameter
Incabloc shock protection

adjustment screw near the winding rotor's pivot


<http://forums.watchuseek.com/f11/longines-vintage-automatics-474279-2.html>

 

I sure hope so....

 

Fire your guns:
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/142713055185
Edit: mine are empty