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·Feeling a little blue today....
What vintage Longines is on your wrist today?
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·It's the vestigial parts of a Longines 6B/159 (movement and hands) given an MoD reprinted dial and a s/s Dennison 13322 case for surplus disposal post WW2. 33.5mm. So not strictly, wholly a Longines, but I like the 13322 case as it fits my wrist very comfortably.
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liquidsongbird
·New to me. Purchased here, as an affordable optoin to an early Connie. Really liking the warmth of the dial and the details of the indices.
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Waltesefalcon
·Welcome to the Conquest club. My Conquest and my Connie are both 1960 watches, and to me the Conquest is just as good.
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liquidsongbird
·I do like it quite a bit. I also have a pie-pan, but this has a different feel to me, and I've really liked it. Hard to find much about these (compared to Omega intel) unfortunately.
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·New to me. Purchased here, as an affordable optoin to an early Connie. Really liking the warmth of the dial and the details of the indices.
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·Very nice! Photos can't do these justice.
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buster37
·1967 Longines Conquest 7171-1 cal 291 with twisted lugs.
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buster37
·1974 Longines Admiral
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J_pilot
·First day wearing a recently completed project ebay project:
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DirtyDozen12
··Thanks, mystery donor!First day wearing a recently completed project ebay project:
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·Nice! This looks somewhat large. I would be curious to know the diameter and caliber?
Absolutely! It’s a 35mm 3-piece threaded case. Movement is a gilt 13.34 with Baume & Co stamp. Serial matches the case and is in the 5.0M range so ~1930ish (this is a post-paid extract pickup ). I’m always surprised at how long this style of watch remained popular in the UK.
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DirtyDozen12
··Thanks, mystery donor!Absolutely! It’s a 35mm 3-piece threaded case. Movement is a gilt 13.34 with Baume & Co stamp. Serial matches the case and is in the 5.0M range so ~1930ish (this is a post-paid extract pickup ). I’m always surprised at how long this style of watch remained popular in the UK.
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·Juergen, I love that watch. The aesthetic of it is so clean, it's just about perfect. I can see why this style of watch remained popular in Britain for so long.
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