Longines 52/6 6 111 Features
Ref. No. :52/6 6 111
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Yellow gold
Bracelet Material :Leather
Year :1998
Condition :0 (unworn)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Switzerland
Price : Fr. 4,800 (= $ 4,894)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
Bracelet Color :Brown
Clasp :Buckle
Buckle Material :Yellow gold
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Longines 52/6 6 111 The Related Reviews:
- exact watch as described Thanks.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Ala'a Mousa Viet Nam Hoi An from Netherlands Purmerend
- I can not believe how drop dead gorgeous this watch is. It is easy to read with no markings, and even when I am not wearing my glasses. I ordered this in the silver, and love it. It really sparkles. Order this one, while it is still available.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Marty W South Africa Goodwood Cape from Netherlands Purmerend
- This is a very pretty everyday watch. I was just a little disappointed in the size of the expansion band
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- Review by Imogen Botterell Uk Grays from Netherlands Purmerend
Longines 52/6 6 111 wrist watches news:
Longines Flagship?
So I havent made a semi-large purchase in a while, and I was considering doing so in the form of a Longines Flagship. I have seen them on the used market in the $1000 range, and was wondering is this really the watch to go for. Can I get some advice on other possibles that I should consider in this price range, preferably white dial, around 40mm, decent resale/trade value for the distant future and I wont be picky on the strap/bracelet as long as its not PVD.(borrowed photo for visual aid)
So I havent made a semi-large purchase in a while, and I was considering doing so in the form of a Longines Flagship. I have seen them on the used market in the $1000 range, and was wondering is this really the watch to go for. Can I get some advice on other possibles that I should consider in this price range, preferably white dial, around 40mm, decent resale/trade value for the distant future and I wont be picky on the strap/bracelet as long as its not PVD.(borrowed photo for visual aid)
Vintage Constellation update - I did it
For those of you that helped my and gave me good guidance..i went ahead and pulled the trigger on this on instead:1963 - $1200I know it's on the high side but according to the seller * He thinks it's a one owner watch that was sitting in a drawer * He says it's the original dial unpainted * He thinks it's the original acrylic crystal because there is some Omega thing etched in it (is this what was done then?) * It is my birth year * He said it came in with a gold bracelet but advised the guy that they would never be able to sell it with a gold bracelet due to the price so they sold that separate * I have 14 days return Seems like a plausible story-seller seems like a good seller, very open - answered every question Here are some pics I would appreciate it if you guys could help me authenticate it and get your opinion.Also if anyone has a reference check on Inlandtime in Spokane WashingtonThanks
For those of you that helped my and gave me good guidance..i went ahead and pulled the trigger on this on instead:1963 - $1200I know it's on the high side but according to the seller * He thinks it's a one owner watch that was sitting in a drawer * He says it's the original dial unpainted * He thinks it's the original acrylic crystal because there is some Omega thing etched in it (is this what was done then?) * It is my birth year * He said it came in with a gold bracelet but advised the guy that they would never be able to sell it with a gold bracelet due to the price so they sold that separate * I have 14 days return Seems like a plausible story-seller seems like a good seller, very open - answered every question Here are some pics I would appreciate it if you guys could help me authenticate it and get your opinion.Also if anyone has a reference check on Inlandtime in Spokane WashingtonThanks
Autmatatic Movements
I've owned a couple of self wind watches from a number of different brands such as Rolex,JLC, Panerai, IWC, and Brietling.Granted some of these didn't have in house movements but they had solid ETA movements.Regardless it appears that when I let my Nautilus and Royal Oak run down it really takes very little to get the watch running again. Basically picking it up and slight movement is all it takes and the watch will start running.I generally do give them 40 winds if I'm going to wear them, I just thought it was pretty cool how it took very little before they would start running.
I've owned a couple of self wind watches from a number of different brands such as Rolex,JLC, Panerai, IWC, and Brietling.Granted some of these didn't have in house movements but they had solid ETA movements.Regardless it appears that when I let my Nautilus and Royal Oak run down it really takes very little to get the watch running again. Basically picking it up and slight movement is all it takes and the watch will start running.I generally do give them 40 winds if I'm going to wear them, I just thought it was pretty cool how it took very little before they would start running.
PAM384 opinions
Hello! First time poster alert. Have toyed with the idea of buying a Panerai over the past several years and feel more ready now to make a purchase. After seeing a PAM384 at an AD I have found myself pretty much settled on one however opinions are rather sparse online. Does anyone own or have experience of the 384? I would most like buy in the uk, second on my list would be a PAM643.
Hello! First time poster alert. Have toyed with the idea of buying a Panerai over the past several years and feel more ready now to make a purchase. After seeing a PAM384 at an AD I have found myself pretty much settled on one however opinions are rather sparse online. Does anyone own or have experience of the 384? I would most like buy in the uk, second on my list would be a PAM643.
Hulk wins sorry blnr
2E819531-89EC-4874-A6BF-79674D10D807.jpegTwice lucky this week , from an AD in the UK , a nice new Hulk,
2E819531-89EC-4874-A6BF-79674D10D807.jpegTwice lucky this week , from an AD in the UK , a nice new Hulk,
