Here are mine -
1) 1960 Conquest ref 9022 with a cal 290


2) 1968 Ultra-Chron ref 7827 with a cal 431


3) 1976 Conquest ref 1577 with an ETA-based cal 636 (my first vintage, before I even knew it was only sort of vintage..)

 

New arrival!

 

Congrats! Sei tacche? Dibs!

 

Yes, sei! Dibs noted man.

 

Awesome! What's the diameter? @aap

 

Thanks! It's 33mm.

 

Wow.

Beautiful.

Congrats!!!

 

Thanks Doug!

 

Found this petite art deco Longines at the fleamarket today. Always nice to
pick up watches from my favourite brand for 15€

It's 23mm including the crown, and dates to around 1937

 

After looking through all of these I'll now be on the lookout for one of these beauties to wear... Thanks a lot guys

 

close to 50 years old

18K Gold
+/-1 secs

 

What a find for 15 euros! Unusual steel case, great dial, and good condition. I would guess 1938. Thanks for the pics!

 

Thank you very much! @DirtyDozen12

It's a charming little watch

I also agree on 1938, waiting for a reply from Longines.

EDIT: Invoiced to Sweden in January 1939 so production in 1938 is correct.

 

sorry
not vintage ;(

 

36mm Cal 23m.


With the rest of the salmon gang.

 

Just one word: fantastic!!!

Where did you find the 13zn?

 

The Fab suisse? It has a 30ch, i got it from another collector.

 

Picked up this self wind Flagship at the weekend

 

Love the colors!

 

Only two Longines at the moment, but at least they can sit next to each other in the watch drawer and tell old war stories. A WWW ("Greenlander") and Czech Pilot ("Majetek", 2nd series with cal 15.26).