1922 14K GOLD LONGINES WRISTWATCH
A 1922 14K gold Longines wristwatch. A 14K gold tonneau shaped case with champfered edges. A silvered dial with Arabic numerals signed 'Longines'. A manual wind caliber 11.87 15 jewel mechanism. Inner case back marked with serial number matching the one on the mechanism. Stamp to the inner case 'AW' for A Wittnauer.
Case height 35mm.
£ 725 (US$ 918) (Euro 817)
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1928 BI-METAL LONGINES WRISTWATCH
A very unusual and rare Longines bi-metal 'tank' wristwatch, dating to 1928. A silver main case body, with champfered gold edges to each side. A silvered dial with raised Arabic numerals and lume hands. A subsidiary seconds dial above 6 o'clock. A Longines caliber 9.47N manual wind mechanism. Matching serial numbers stamped to case and mechanism. Serial numbers date this watch to 1928.
Case height 39mm.
Case width 25mm.
£ 1075 (US$ 1352) (Euro 1212)
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1973 LONGINES 5 STAR ADMIRAL WRISTWATCH
A 1973 Longines 5 star Admiral complete with original box and guarantee. A 10K gold filled case marked to the inner 'Longines-Wittnauer' made by Star watch case company. Case reference 3026-507. A gilt dial with baton numerals, which are larger at the quarters. A day and date aperture in contrasting colours, with quick change feature. The quick change is activated by pushing the original winding crown. An automatic Longines caliber 508 mechanism. Serial numbers date this watch to 1973.
During this period, the Longines Admiral was regarded as one of the finest watches on the market. This watch is in excellent original condition and has seen very little use during its life. The original inner and outer box are both marked 'the worlds most honored watch' as they were advertised during this period. The inner box is stamped with the Longines 'Admiral 5 star' model logo, which is also on the watch tag. When the inner of the box is lifted out, it reveals a compartment which is designed for 'Jewelry, Studs, Cigarettes' as stamped.
Case width 34mm
£ 875 (US$ 1161) (Euro 1020)
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1944 WEST END WATCH COMPANY LONGINES CS(I) WRISTWATCH
A 1944 West End Watch Company wristwatch made by Longines for the British Civilian Services in India. A stainless steel case marked to the back 'West End Watch Everbright, Swiss Made' below CS(I). A silvered dial with Arabic numerals signed 'West End Watch Company'. A manual wind mechanism signed Longines.
West End Watch Company was an Indian company who imported watches from multiple manufacturers in the first half of the 20th century and sold watches in the middle and far east.
Case height 32 mm
£ 595 (US$ 763) (Euro 672)
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1953 OMEGA 'FAT ARROW' r.a.f WRISTWATCH
A 1953 Omega 'Fat Arrow' R.A.F issue chronometer wristwatch. A very rare military wristwatch in great condition. There were approximately 5900 of these watches issued to R.A.F pilots and officers in a span of just one year, 1953. The lume on the dial was originally made using a substance called Radium, which turned out to be radioactive when stored in large quantities. The Ministry Of Defense recalled these watches to change the substance on the dial to Tritium, indicated by the 'T' in a circle underneath the Omega logo. These watches are identified by the 'fat arrow' instead of the normal thin arrow which is found on most British military watches. The watch is complete with the original inner anti-magnetic cover, which was needed to protect the mechanism from any magentic interference the watch may come into contact with and to preserve timekeeping. Case back is marked with a broad arrow, NATO codes and batch/order numbers.
Case width 37mm
SOLD
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1990 CWC G10 BRITISH MILITARY WRISTWATCH
A 1990 CWC G10 British Military wristwatch. A black dial with highly legible Arabic numerals and lumed outer track. Dial marked with a circled T to indicate the use of Tritium on this dial. Case back marked 0552/ 6645-99 above other issue codes. Circa 1990.
Case width 32mm
£ 245 (US$ 301) (Euro 274)
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