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Longines L2.672.4 Features
Ref. No. :L2.672.4
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Year :2008
Condition :1 (mint)
Gender :Men's watch/Unisex
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Italy, Padova
Price : € 850 (= $ 1,041)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Brown
Clasp :Fold clasp
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Longines L2.672.4 The Related Reviews:
- Love the watch overall. Simple, attractive design. Comfortable to wear. Nice large size.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Carol Zamora Turkey Antalya from Netherlands Purmerend
- I love my watch. It looks great and is fun to look at. It's really well-sized for me. (I'm a pretty tall person.)
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Keith Y Michigan Williamsburg from Netherlands Purmerend
- Nice watch, thank you
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- Review by Ronda United Kingdom Wimbledon, London from Netherlands Purmerend
Longines L2.672.4 wrist watches news:
a very nice collectors item
The facts"Originally designed for marine chronometers and deck watches in the 1950s, the pocket watch¨Csize 5011 series is perhaps the most accurate series of movements the brand has ever produced, and some were entered into the last chronometer competitions in the 1960s" "The 5011 movement received an award in by the Neuchatel Observatory for being the most accurate chronometer ever.' Some extra details (from the zenith site) Technical dataReferences: 95.2420.5011/21.C723 250-piece limited seriesMovementCalibre 5011K, hand-woundTotal diameter 50 mmThickness 10 mm134 parts19 jewelsCadence of the balance 18,000 vph48-hour power reserveChronometer-certified by the COSCFunctionsCentral hours and minutesSmall seconds at 9 o¡¯clockPower-reserve indication at 3 o¡¯clockThe 5011K movement is old stock dating from the 1960's.The 5011 is a VERY rare movementThe caseSUPERIOR movementLUME
The facts"Originally designed for marine chronometers and deck watches in the 1950s, the pocket watch¨Csize 5011 series is perhaps the most accurate series of movements the brand has ever produced, and some were entered into the last chronometer competitions in the 1960s" "The 5011 movement received an award in by the Neuchatel Observatory for being the most accurate chronometer ever.' Some extra details (from the zenith site) Technical dataReferences: 95.2420.5011/21.C723 250-piece limited seriesMovementCalibre 5011K, hand-woundTotal diameter 50 mmThickness 10 mm134 parts19 jewelsCadence of the balance 18,000 vph48-hour power reserveChronometer-certified by the COSCFunctionsCentral hours and minutesSmall seconds at 9 o¡¯clockPower-reserve indication at 3 o¡¯clockThe 5011K movement is old stock dating from the 1960's.The 5011 is a VERY rare movementThe caseSUPERIOR movementLUME
Anyone familiar with this movement?
I just saw this Buler with what the seller calls a "motor rotor quartz" movement. I've never seen anything like it, from the listing, I was expecting it to be a "Swiss kinetic" type like Eta, but this is strange....well, since the ebay listing has ended, I suppose there's no harm in posting it here so you can see all the photos.ebay/itm/230923264166...84.m1423.l2649
I just saw this Buler with what the seller calls a "motor rotor quartz" movement. I've never seen anything like it, from the listing, I was expecting it to be a "Swiss kinetic" type like Eta, but this is strange....well, since the ebay listing has ended, I suppose there's no harm in posting it here so you can see all the photos.ebay/itm/230923264166...84.m1423.l2649
Finally!
the most beautiful watch i ever owned,such a beautyQuote:
the most beautiful watch i ever owned,such a beautyQuote:
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I need some straps for my Speedy. I dont like the leather one I have on it. I have it on a NASA type of velcro and nylon right now. Show me some leather straps for the Speedmaster please! I want to buy one but dont know what to get or where to begin. I prefer a dual deployment type of clasp, but it doesnt have to be Omega DD, as those are very expensive as I understand it. I have a 69' Speedy what is the strap width on these? Is it still 20mm like the newer ones???Thanks in advance guys!
Good or Bad Experiences with second hand Panerai Dealers
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Hi all. After years of ignoring Panerai, something in me clicked and now they're all I can think about. I've spent some time at AD's, and at a Panerai boutique so I'm getting to know the brand a little bit. The newer pams are super nice and there are a few that I'd buy under $7,000. I'm looking at older pams too though, online, and the prices are nice. A lot of choices under $6,000. (Honestly I'd love to sell a Sub 116610ln and get a Luminor and a Radiomir!)Anyway, I'm considering going the second hand route for this and am hoping someone here can tell me about a good experience they've had buying Panerai on the second hand market. Who's trustworthy? Chrono24, Crown and Caliber, Watchbox, David SW, Watchmaxx? I've been combing all the pages. The Chrono24 I suppose would depend on the seller... Thanks for your help!
