Longines - Unknown - 4212524 - 1900-1949





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Longines pocket watch, reference 4212524, dating to 1924, with a manual-wind mechanical movement (Calibre 18.68Z), in a 50 mm sterling silver case, weighing 72 g, in very good condition with minor wear and in working order.
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For sale: a magnificent piece of high Swiss watchmaking — an original pocket watch from the prestigious Longines manufacture, dated exactly to the year 1924 according to the brand’s official records. A flawless collectible piece, 100% genuine and in perfect running order. Technical Features and Details: Mechanism/Caliber: Manual-wind mechanical movement of in-house Longines manufacture, Caliber 18.68Z. It features a high-quality escapement, set jewels, and a precision micrometric regulator (fine adjustment system), ensuring excellent craftsmanship. Serial number engraved on the mechanism is 4,212,522, which is clean, bright, and free of rust. Dial: Beautiful original white porcelain/enamel dial, pristine with no cracks or hairlines (extremely rare in watches of this age). Notably stands out for its Three Stars (★★★ LONGINES) indicating the highest quality and precision of the era. It presents two numeration systems: black Roman numerals (1-12) and a red Arabic 24-hour scale (13-24). Small seconds at 6 o’clock. Case and Dust Cover: Art Nouveau style case beautifully engraved in solid silver standard (.900) with natural patina of the period and a smooth central shield without engraving. The inner dust cover shows the brand’s engraved medals (Longines Grand Prix) commemorating awards won at World Expos. Inside the lids, the historic Longines-winged hourglass logo and the silver hallmarks are clearly visible. Originality: Fully contemporary and original. The serial numbers on the case (range 4.22M) and the movement (4.21M) match precisely in time (1924), certifying that this is not a watch assembled from parts of different origins. Condition: Mechanical: RUNNING. The watch starts smoothly when wound and keeps time. (As this piece is over 100 years old, a lubrication is recommended if intended for regular daily use). Aesthetic: Very good for its age. Dial perfect, crystal with no serious scratches, and the silver case shows the noble wear and natural aging that gives it character. Terms of sale: We provide carefully protected and insured shipping (or in-person handover if agreed). A unique opportunity for collectors and vintage watch enthusiasts to own a piece of Longines history in exceptional condition."} } }
For sale: a magnificent piece of high Swiss watchmaking — an original pocket watch from the prestigious Longines manufacture, dated exactly to the year 1924 according to the brand’s official records. A flawless collectible piece, 100% genuine and in perfect running order. Technical Features and Details: Mechanism/Caliber: Manual-wind mechanical movement of in-house Longines manufacture, Caliber 18.68Z. It features a high-quality escapement, set jewels, and a precision micrometric regulator (fine adjustment system), ensuring excellent craftsmanship. Serial number engraved on the mechanism is 4,212,522, which is clean, bright, and free of rust. Dial: Beautiful original white porcelain/enamel dial, pristine with no cracks or hairlines (extremely rare in watches of this age). Notably stands out for its Three Stars (★★★ LONGINES) indicating the highest quality and precision of the era. It presents two numeration systems: black Roman numerals (1-12) and a red Arabic 24-hour scale (13-24). Small seconds at 6 o’clock. Case and Dust Cover: Art Nouveau style case beautifully engraved in solid silver standard (.900) with natural patina of the period and a smooth central shield without engraving. The inner dust cover shows the brand’s engraved medals (Longines Grand Prix) commemorating awards won at World Expos. Inside the lids, the historic Longines-winged hourglass logo and the silver hallmarks are clearly visible. Originality: Fully contemporary and original. The serial numbers on the case (range 4.22M) and the movement (4.21M) match precisely in time (1924), certifying that this is not a watch assembled from parts of different origins. Condition: Mechanical: RUNNING. The watch starts smoothly when wound and keeps time. (As this piece is over 100 years old, a lubrication is recommended if intended for regular daily use). Aesthetic: Very good for its age. Dial perfect, crystal with no serious scratches, and the silver case shows the noble wear and natural aging that gives it character. Terms of sale: We provide carefully protected and insured shipping (or in-person handover if agreed). A unique opportunity for collectors and vintage watch enthusiasts to own a piece of Longines history in exceptional condition."} } }

