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myk11
·Hi guys!
Help identify Vintage Longines wristwatch diameter 40 mm.
Thank you
Help identify Vintage Longines wristwatch diameter 40 mm.
Thank you
Vintage Longines wristwatch
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Tony C.
··Ωf Jury memberThe watch us genuine. The dial is enamel, and the movement was manufactured around 1915.
The hands and crown may be later replacements.
The hands and crown may be later replacements.
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gatorcpa
··ΩF InvestiGatorLooks like a WWI era trench watch.
https://vintagewatchresources.com/longiness-year-identifier/
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https://vintagewatchresources.com/longiness-year-identifier/
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myk11
·thank you gatorcpa
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DirtyDozen12
·This is a neat Longines, thanks for sharing photos. I agree with @Tony C.'s assessment. Below is a similar example for comparison. The serial numbers are relatively close: 3'307'255 versus 3'222'xxx. The Cars and Watches example was invoiced to Schwob (Russia) in August 1915. Both examples have cursive "Longines" on the cuvette and very similar dials.
Source: https://www.carsandwatches.com/watches/rare-mint-oversize-longines-1915-schwob
Source: https://www.carsandwatches.com/watches/rare-mint-oversize-longines-1915-schwob
