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I thought I鈥檇 pop this 2019 Heritage on a BoR for a change

 
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An interesting new acquisition that may look familiar for those of you on Instagram. Quite a unique example, but very much at home in my collection! Cal 23M from the mid 40s. Waiting on extract.

 
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This vintage Ultra-Chron Super Compressor is no longer with me but it'll be dearly missed!

 
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Just received this, love it! 馃榾
Got this information from Longines:
"reference 2326 and the order number 20960. It is fitted with a Longines manually wound mechanical movement, caliber 12.68Z. It was invoiced on 14 September 1940 to the company Ostersetzer, which was at that time our agent for Italy."

I have seen some other reference 2326 that shares the same case as mine but I also stumbled across this text about the black Serbian: https://www.standbycomlda.com/buy-a-watch-with-me-the-story-of-the-black-serbian-part-2/
And stated this 37,5mm is reference 2326 and batch number 20652, it does seems odd a 32,5mm and 37,5mm case shares the same reference?
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After a lot of forth and back I finally decided to get one of these, and I鈥榤 very pleased.

 
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And stated this 37,5mm is reference 2326 and batch number 20652, it does seems odd a 32,5mm and 37,5mm case shares the same reference?
Good observation. I agree, this is not typically the case.
 
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Good observation. I agree, this is not typically the case.
Dont know who to trust here, Longines heritage department or the enthusiast that wrote that article?

The hits I get when I search this reference is similar to mine - a 32.5mm case.
 
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My very first vintage watch when I started collecting some years ago.
A 12.68z from 1950.