What vintage Longines is on your wrist today?

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Here's a ref. 4843, sold 1942, small size, but I love the copper dial. Unfortunately 13:50 all day long, so it needs parts, but I'll get them 😉
 
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Here's a ref. 4843, sold 1942, small size, but I love the copper dial. Unfortunately 13:50 all day long, so it needs parts, but I'll get them 😉
Really nice 😀
 
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1943 six slots on the back big crown radium dial and hands all original and slick!
 
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Very interesting! I have a Longines Weems, also from 1943 with the same fonts on the dial.



Same hands also. I was never sure if this was a redial or not, since there is no “Swiss” on the dial. Case is US made steel.

Thanks for posting!
gatorcpa
 
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Sei Tacche radium dial in a 35mm stainless steel step case. One of my favorite.
 
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Another Longines in a jumbo size case and with 30CH movement.
 
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From 1929. White gold filled Canadian made case, white vitreous enamel dial, original hands, period correct expansion bracelet. This one was buried in a drawer for about 50 years, along with dozens of scrap watches, donor watches, and future prospects, until I acquired a replacement movement. My only Longines.

 
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I’ve had this a while but never wear it. After seeing @b-lilja’s post about a Hodinkee Certina, I thought I’d give it ten minutes wrist time. I’ll have to whether to sell it or put it back in the box.

 
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The Wermacht Longines (DH) watch from the seller Paul Bauermeister from the year 1942. Beautiful patina on the Dial,,what a nice piece of history.
 
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I’ve had this a while but never wear it. After seeing @b-lilja’s post about a Hodinkee Certina, I thought I’d give it ten minutes wrist time. I’ll have to whether to sell it or put it back in the box.

If you sell it do let me know