Longines L2.608.4.53.2 Features


Ref. No. :L2.608.4.53.2
Code :10.0184
Year :07/2012
Condition :0 (unworn)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Germany, Magdeburg
Price : € 750 (= $ 918)
Availability
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Longines L2.608.4.53.2 The Related Reviews:
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Jeremy Hoffmann Lambley Nottingham from Netherlands Purmerend
- My husband bought me this watch for Valentines Day a few years back. It is a beautiful watch for formal events or the office. I especially like the bracelet style band.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Sherry o Germany Sottrum from Netherlands Purmerend
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Hannah Williams Japan Kumamoto-shi Kumamoto from Netherlands Purmerend
Longines L2.608.4.53.2 wrist watches news:
This came with a lot of Hammies (See my posting in the Hamilton Forum). At first I thought it was just a pink desk clock, then I noticed that the listing had said 'quartz watch'. It wasn't a quartz movement, it was made of pink quartz!I'm not sure who made it. The only thing on it is '8 days' and a serial number on the back. It doesn't work, but I personally think the pink quartz is cool. Has anyone ever heard of '8 days'?I think it looks 80'sI know it's not a wristwatch, but it's a manual-wind desk clock, maybe someone knows a bit more about it than I do.
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Few days ago I came back from holidays in London. So, here are some photos from British museum watch history gallery. Sorry for the bad photos quality, my camera isn't so good. So, here are some photos:
I've just red that the ceramic of the white diver, is a super ceramic, 9 times harder than steel, and at 1850 vickers when the ceramic of the black model is at 1350 vickers.Won't make me change my mind and go for the white but if what they say is true the watch is almost indestructible.That makes quite a few divers to choose from, even if they are being discontinued for some.Here's the pics of the ones I know of, which do you prefer?I prefer ceramic, then FC then tantalum, then SS, black and last white dial ap_image.2696478.jpgap_image.3251538.jpgIMG_9011.jpgaudemars-piguet-qeii-cup-2014-royal-oak-offshore-diver-limited-edition.620.316.s.jpgL1040322.jpg
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