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What vintage Longines is on your wrist today?
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Syrte
··MWR Tech Support Dept
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byunjoe
·Still enjoying this one
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qiushui
·1958
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JohnLy
·early 30CH
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Somehow, that has the look of a watch that Neo would wear if he had wrists. 👍
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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fan
I’ve just acquired an old steel bracelet and would welcome any views on whether it works or not or what else might work
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Fulton8or
·This 19A which holds particular significance as it was my very first vintage purchase. In my father's late years I traveled out to visit and he gave me a box of all his mechanical watches. I found a watchmaker in Cincinnati to service them and we developed a relationship. He offered this 19A, I bought it and have enjoyed it ever since. Purchase was probably 1999-2000. I believe this scan came from my watchmaker back when he was using a flatbed scanner! 14KGF, security ring secures the caseback and, as has probably been mentioned in other areas of the Longines forum, the 19A is a remarkably reliable, accurate runner. I'll find the appropriate thread and post up the other Longines I have owned. Cheers, thanks for looking.
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gefmey
·1928 silver screw back case. Sold to Baume & Co. in UK
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