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zebrespace

·Jan 18, 2023

 

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LesXL

·Jan 18, 2023

And with my best background

 

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LarryG

·Jan 19, 2023

 

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Zapatta

·Feb 12, 2023

Good news from Longines, archive mentions black dial 🥰

 

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Zapatta

·Feb 12, 2023

Seiji

The archives don't mention the case was locally licensed. Is that the original case?

It looks like it is not the case the watch was built for. The pin for the pin set is longer than the guards so the original case was bigger in diameter. You can see from the oxidation on the pin, it was recased recently.

Hi Seji, case looks like it's definitely swapped at some point but I was more inclined that it came with smaller case because there is huge gap between case and minute track.

 

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khmt2

·Feb 12, 2023

Joining the enamel club

 

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Zapatta

·Feb 12, 2023

khmt2

Joining the enamel club

Very very very nice 👍

 

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ken_hodson

·Feb 12, 2023

khmt2

Joining the enamel club

That's stunning! What is the reference please?

 

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khmt2

·Feb 13, 2023

ken_hodson

That's stunning! What is the reference please?

No case reference for this, but is houses a 15.94 movement and was invoiced to Zipper, Polish agent in 1935.

 

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dirtydata

·Feb 13, 2023

Three salmon-dial Longines, two in 18k rose gold cases, one in 14k rolled. One American, One Swiss, One French~

 

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bardamu

·Feb 18, 2023

Latest addition, ref. 7171 1 from 1963, cal. 291, invoiced to western europe 😀

 

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maanu

·Feb 18, 2023

Incoming, delivered to Switzerland in 1943

 

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JohnLy

·Feb 19, 2023

khmt2

Joining the enamel club

WOW, what a great way to join, magnificient.

 

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X350 XJR

·Feb 19, 2023·Vintage Omega Aficionado

 

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TimeODanaos

·Feb 19, 2023

X350 XJR

Thanks for showing that - it's beautiful and remarkable in several ways! For education, please can you say more about this one?

 

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X350 XJR

·Feb 19, 2023·Vintage Omega Aficionado

TimeODanaos

Thanks for showing that - it's beautiful and remarkable in several ways! For education, please can you say more about this one?

It is a reference 2554, cal 340, ca 1962. This one is an American market watch.

Many of these are seen with dials marked GRAND PRIZE. I have yet to find another with this exact dial.

 

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DomB

·Mar 4, 2023

Baume 9 carat gold cased 12.68z

 

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LesXL

·Mar 8, 2023

X350 XJR

It is a reference 2554, cal 340, ca 1962. This one is an American market watch.

Many of these are seen with dials marked GRAND PRIZE. I have yet to find another with this exact dial.

Beautiful one indeed... I recently saw and held one of the Grand Prize version. It was intriguing in a sense, as 19mm lug width seemed to visually shrink the dial/case. I don't know, at least to my eyes

 

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nickgr

·Mar 8, 2023

 

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Maddiecaddy

·Mar 20, 2023

This is a cool Deco one I’ve had for years… the dial may have been refinished at some point but it’s triple signed and really in excellent condition. Killer style and the 2-tone rose & yellow 14k case is pretty darn cool…
It’s got the original faceted glass crystal too, which slightly distorts the dial printing… but the printing is ok.