Thats a beauty....I'm wondering how much are these going for...

 

thanks. price depends on the condition. this in mint condtition with original crown should be around 800 to 1000

euros

 

This watch belongs to a friend of mine who is seeking more information about it. It belonged to his dad. The serial number on its 8LN movement suggests it was produced in 1946. The case and band are 14k yellow gold. Is anyone familiar with this equestrian themed Longines? Was it a production model, or the creation of a jeweler? Thanks for any info or insights. My apologies for the quality of the photos.

 

30CH waterproof today for some boat work.....

 

Nice

 

My grandfather's '40's Sei Tacche still in the queue for an Archer refurb...

 

Love it

 

Thank you! And I`m looking forward to see more pictures of your lovely heirloom sei tacche when ready

 

Back from holidays I choose the Longines disco volante.

 

Technically yesterday, but...

 

1940s in platinum on a vintage gray calfskin strap.

 

The answer, as always, is to write Longines to ask them. Equestrian themes are quintessential to the Longines tradition.

 

1947 rose gold Longines on my new alligator strap:

 

Just picked up this one

 

Very nice @cchen tell us more

 

@Radiumpassion I had been listing some homewares for sale on a local classifieds site and decided to search for Longines and this popped up in the Midlands. Seller had unclear pictures but I could see a sector dial and got excited. Watch wasn't running and dial has some spots. it's also a bit smaller than I usually wear (32mm vs my cutoff of 33mm). I took a gamble and the watch arrived better looking than expected. After a service it's running great now.

Archive info:

The original serial number xxx identifies a wristwatch in stainless steel bearing the reference 3787. It is fitted with a Longines manually wound mechanical movement, caliber 10.68Z (also called 10L in North America) and was invoiced on 13 July 1939 to the company Longines-Wittnauer Co., which was at that time our agent for Canada.

It came on a very worn military looking strap so speculating that maybe a Canadian soldier had owned it and brought it over during WW2.

 

Dirty Dozen

 

Beautiful, has anyone said dibs? I will