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Please can you help me with this Longines
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Dan S
·At best it's a really poor re-dial. We'd need to see more photos to say if it's actually authentic.
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Shay
·Thank you, this is probably the reason no one has bid on eBay.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Gents-Vi...644688?hash=item1aa3d2b490:g:M9UAAOSwNIhfXOsS
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BlueHands
·S ShayHello,
I came across this 1940’s Longines. Unfortunately only one picture. Any advice would be much appreciated?
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Here's the thread:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/any-information-about-uk-case-maker-out-there.111218/#post-1466903
There you see an original dial with original hands.
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Shay
·Hey, look at this. I have a similar watch with this case. It is a british E.B.E case with swivel lugs. It came across in the late 1940's. The Longines movement was sent to their agent Baume in UK and the the rest was built around the movement under Longines license.
Here's the thread:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/any-information-about-uk-case-maker-out-there.111218/#post-1466903
There you see an original dial with original hands.
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BlueHands
·S ShayThey look similar but they are not. Your one look an original one but not the one I shared. Thank you for sharing though. It is interesting
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Shay
·Thank you
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Syrte
·The advice is to stay away.
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Shay
·😀 Yes I get it
