nice watch hope it brings 65 000

 

When I first received this chrono a few months ago, I don't know why but it wasn't "a match"... Since I found this nicely matching gator vintage strap, I wear it on a daily basis with an immense pleasure !

 

Snapped this one yesterday (sellers pic). Cal. 12.68 oversize Longines cala...what so ever Not sure if the "oversized" case has 35 or 38mm diameter, but I like thin lugs and case design a lot. Hardly worn and dial with a lot of patina, but subdial and hands look legit.

 

Looks fine to me. I think the font matches mine...

The baby version, a Cal 10.68z at 31mm with 16mm lugs. (Seller's pic)

 

Allow me to object... not flat enough for a "cala whatsoever"
Mostly it's got a name of its own, the Italians have dubbed those "barrel case" if my memory's correct. Can't remember the name in Italian though...
Interesting watch though.

 

My new treasure View attachment 275499

 

I do not mean to be rude but for those who are interested, this dial has been refinished.

 

Well, Mr. VintageLongines, hawking redials and trying to promote your watch business isn't getting you many points, is it?

 

Mr ulackfocus,
If you had visited my site you would have seen that it is a hobby site and not a webshop. Besides the watches presented (some of them for sale indeed, others just for my memories) my visitors can download close to one hundred vintage Longines repair manuals, spare part catalogues and technical documentation. They can also access a growing number of Longines sales brochures and marketing materials to find and identify their vintage favourite.
I made all this content available in the interest of advancing the hobby and helping other Longines fans in their restoration projects. So I don’t think that I should feel ashemed for putting my link in my posts even if you see it in a different way. For fair judgement here is the link of my site: [removed by moderator AGAIN]
So let everybody decide if I am a pushy seller or a watch fan.

Regarding the watch above, I have hunted this model for years and it fascinates me despite the refinished dial.

 

Meanwhile, back at the ranch...

As per @Syrte's recommendations...a Longines Automatic, probably hiding an AS19.

 

I was looking for a Flagship or any nice watch with 30L movement.
Finally, I have both in the same watch

 

Longines monopusher,year 1912-1913, calibre 13.33

 

Whilst waiting for a new strap

Longines ref 1595, cal 6651

 

only got 1 at the moment, but these watches are amazing - 69 conquest

 

Hey I have an identical watch as yours. But I don't know what the model name is. Do you know that?
And when is your watch from?
Is the watch limited edition or something because I have had a very hard time finding an identical one?

 

1987 reissue



cal340



circa 2007