Longines - Admiral - No reserve price - 2303 -1 - Men - 1972

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€400
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The 1972 men’s Longines Admiral HF (reference 2303 -1) has a manual movement, a 40 mm gold-plated case, a gold-coloured dial and a leather strap, and comes with its original box.

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LONGINES ADMIRAL HF - OFFICIAL TIMEKEEPER OF THE 1972 OLYMPIC GAMES
This is a wonderful piece of watch history! This Longines Admiral HF was the official timekeeper during the 1972 Olympic Games, a remarkable milestone in watchmaking.

Longines watch with manual-winding movement, featuring the renowned in-house developed Caliber 6942 high-beat movement (serial number: 51333577). The high-beat performance runs at 28,800 beats per hour (BPH), providing precision and a smoothly moving seconds hand.

The movement is clean and runs accurately on time.

CONDITION:
Good. The watch shows only minimal signs of aging. The dial, hands, case and movement are all in good, original condition.

FEATURES:
- Original gold-colored dial with black indices
- Original Longines manual-wind movement
- Gold-plated bezel and watch case
- Black leather watch strap
- Only the crown has been replaced (not original)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Year: 1972
- Case diameter: 36 mm
- Case: Gold-plated stainless steel
- Movement: Longines manual-wind movement
- Serial number: 2303-1
- Gender: Men
WHAT MAKES THIS WATCH UNIQUE?

The Admiral HF series holds a special place in horological history. Longines was selected as the official timekeeper for the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, and this watch is a tangible piece of that heritage. A collectibles piece that will appeal to vintage enthusiasts as well as fans of Olympic memorabilia.

SHIPPING:
Carefully packed in the original Longines box.

LONGINES ADMIRAL HF - OFFICIAL TIMEKEEPER OF THE 1972 OLYMPIC GAMES
This is a wonderful piece of watch history! This Longines Admiral HF was the official timekeeper during the 1972 Olympic Games, a remarkable milestone in watchmaking.

Longines watch with manual-winding movement, featuring the renowned in-house developed Caliber 6942 high-beat movement (serial number: 51333577). The high-beat performance runs at 28,800 beats per hour (BPH), providing precision and a smoothly moving seconds hand.

The movement is clean and runs accurately on time.

CONDITION:
Good. The watch shows only minimal signs of aging. The dial, hands, case and movement are all in good, original condition.

FEATURES:
- Original gold-colored dial with black indices
- Original Longines manual-wind movement
- Gold-plated bezel and watch case
- Black leather watch strap
- Only the crown has been replaced (not original)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Year: 1972
- Case diameter: 36 mm
- Case: Gold-plated stainless steel
- Movement: Longines manual-wind movement
- Serial number: 2303-1
- Gender: Men
WHAT MAKES THIS WATCH UNIQUE?

The Admiral HF series holds a special place in horological history. Longines was selected as the official timekeeper for the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, and this watch is a tangible piece of that heritage. A collectibles piece that will appeal to vintage enthusiasts as well as fans of Olympic memorabilia.

SHIPPING:
Carefully packed in the original Longines box.

Details

Brand
Longines
Gender
Men
Model
Admiral
Reference number
2303 -1
Band material
Leather
Shipped insured
Yes
Band length
Long (over 200 mm)
Period
1970-1979
Repainted dial
No
Movement
Manual winding
Dial colour
Gold
Case material
Gold-plated
Original box included
Yes
Original papers included
No
Original warranty included
No
Case diameter
40 mm
Condition
Good - visible signs of wear
Year
1972
The NetherlandsVerified
24
Objects sold
Private

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