By the way, are you basing the judgementbof fake dial based on missing antimagnetic? Or subdial fonts? Longines ref 3582.
The dial appears to be genuine civilian model which do not say antimagnitic.
I can't tell from those pictures, but I assumed it is a metal dial.
New Old Stock case with incorrect engraving method.
By the way, are you basing the judgementbof fake dial based on missing antimagnetic? Or subdial fonts? Longines ref 3582.
The dial appears to be genuine civilian model which do not say antimagnitic. The military engraving does not belong on the watch
In the advertisement also, no Antimagnetic.
Very rare civilian porcelain dial (sold for a small premium verses the military version)
A real crime in a way that they took a civilian model and made it military as these don't show up much at all and maybe among the rarest of the watches.
Wow, learn something new everyday on these forums
The dial that if it exists, would be the most interesting to me is an underline at 6 position.
To further elaborate...I don't believe Longines marked any casebacks. I never ask Longines, so I don't have anything other than second hand research. I believe the command marked the cases with what we think of as original markings.
This apparent underline may not be the result of a distinct dial variant but rather just the application of lume in that location.
