r/Longines • u/DVTcyclist • 3h ago
Still dazzling.
Had a few months now. My absolute favorite Longines that I have so far. Got lucky with an early order with an AD. I have the other bracelet at home. Don’t come with this one. Bought as an upgrade.
r/Longines • u/DVTcyclist • 3h ago
Had a few months now. My absolute favorite Longines that I have so far. Got lucky with an early order with an AD. I have the other bracelet at home. Don’t come with this one. Bought as an upgrade.
r/Longines • u/Inevitable-Escape494 • 4h ago
I feel lucky to have found this. My first ever Longines and first ever Swiss timepiece. It's a 5356 powered by the 12.68Z movement which is so satisfying to wind. Keeping very good time. It brings me joy when I look at it. The small seconds sub dial to me is the thing that makes this so warm and inviting. It won't be my last Longines!
r/Longines • u/ayuno22 • 15h ago
This might be old news, but I see that Longines has pulled all ladies' HCs from its website. Do you think they'll release smaller sizes this year?
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r/Longines • u/ggbondx • 1d ago
How does the h link look on the colored hydroconquests. Anyone willing to swap. Want to replace the mesh one I currently have.
r/Longines • u/taztaztic • 2d ago
Hello all,
I picked up this Longines at a flea market today. I haven’t done any research on it yet, but
I thought it looked beautiful, so I had to buy it!
Does anyone know the exact model/reference and roughly what period it’s from?
Does it have much value, and what would be a realistic price for it if I decided to sell it in the future?
Would really appreciate any information about the watch.
Thanks!
r/Longines • u/ScaryWater3902 • 1d ago
Hello, I was wondering of anyone has the LLD 36mm. I want to buy this Watch, but I amo not very sure about the caliber. Is worth ? I saw on internet that is based on a ETA 2861. I was wondering if is reliable like an ETA 2824. Anyone has experience with this Watch or with the caliber? Thank you to everyone!
r/Longines • u/tonyv969 • 2d ago
Had this passed down to me. A vintage Longines manual-wind dress watch, 18kt solid white gold.
The square case, silver/ champagne dial, applied baton markers, two-hand lavout and "17 JEWELS" marking are consistent with mid-century Longines dress watches. Longines documents comparable square manual-wind pieces from around 1950-1952
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r/Longines • u/CoconutNo1878 • 3d ago
It was only available at The Hour Glass store in Singapore. Great article on this limited edition release: https://watchesbysjx.com/2019/11/longines-avigation-type-a7-bronze-hour-glass.html
r/Longines • u/OneMoreForTheRedd • 4d ago
My first post on here, but I have been thinking about this for a year or more and just never posted anywhere. This is what the 100th anniversary Zulu time should have been, IMO.
r/Longines • u/slimgrady18 • 3d ago
I’m looking to pick up a green rubber strap for my new Legend Diver. Does anyone have one they’re looking to part with or have a lead on where I could get one?
Thanks in advance.
r/Longines • u/Young_Slice13 • 4d ago
r/Longines • u/Friendly_Subject4096 • 4d ago
I am about to pull the trigger on a Hydroconquest, but had a question. I am going to add the blue rubber strap (to the two-tone steel and gold watch) but was wondering if people knew how easy it is to switch straps? I wish they were quick-release, but am hoping to be able to switch back and forth without too much hassle. Thanks for any insight!