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     Aesop New member Username: Aesop Post Number: 2 Registered: 10-2006 Rating: N/A |
I hope you enjoy these photos. Do you have any info about this one? Thanks in advance.    | ||
| Zaf Moderator Username: Zaf Post Number: 2228 Registered: 05-2003 Rating: N/A |
Nice watch, I have sold a few like it by I do not have any info in particular. It is a Longines made movement, if you give me the movement serial number I can give you an approximate date. | ||
| Aesop New member Username: Aesop Post Number: 3 Registered: 10-2006 Rating: N/A |
I found this information: http://timewatches.us/img/Longines/L1872/l1872.html http://timewatches.us/e/longines/l1872.html Longines Pocket chronograph L 18.72 (stem-winding and setting) / 1944 Longines Records: invoiced on 29th December 1944 to Messrs LONGINES-WITTNAUER in the USA. Notes: Cal. 18.72 is rather rare. it is little bit smaller than Cal. 19.73. Movement: Stem-winding and setting; L 18.72; size 39.70 mm, height 6.80 mm; with gold-coated pallet and escapement; marked LONGINES WATCH CO. SWISS 17 jewels, LXW on the balance coc (Longines marking for the USA); Breguet hairspring and bi-metallic balance wheel with timing screws. Functions: hours, minutes, seconds; single-push chronograph Operation: stem-winding and setting. all chronograph functions are operated via the winding button. |