• Longines 18kgp/Stainless Steel Quartz Midsize Watch
  • Longines 18kgp/Stainless Steel Quartz Midsize Watch
  • Longines 18kgp/Stainless Steel Quartz Midsize Watch
  • Longines 18kgp/Stainless Steel Quartz Midsize Watch
  • Longines 18kgp/Stainless Steel Quartz Midsize Watch
  • Longines 18kgp/Stainless Steel Quartz Midsize Watch
  • Longines 18kgp/Stainless Steel Quartz Midsize Watch
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Longines

Classic 3269 Quartz

S/N 21358228

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Longines 18kgp/S.S Classic Quartz Midsize Watch

Age: 1990’s

Condition: Used, Working Condition, Watch Keeps Time

Model Name: Longines 18kgp/Stainless Steel Quartz Midsize Watch

Dial: Original Dial in Good Condition

Mechanism: Quartz Movement

Hands: Original

Crystal: Mineral 

Case: Original, Stainless Steel Case with 18kgp Outer Bezel, Slightly Polished

Case Back: Original, Stainless Steel Back Case, 3269-977 #21358228

Crown: Generic Replacement

Bracelet: Aftermarket Generic Stainless Steel Band. Fits a 6.4” Or 16cm Wrist (No Spare Links)

Size: 34 X 30 mm (Without Crown)

 

Watch comes without original box and papers. No guarantee on waterproofing.

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  • BrandLongines
  • ModelClassic 3269
  • GenderUnisex
  • Year1990s
  • OriginSwitzerland
  • Dimensions30mm x 34mm
  • MovementQuartz
  • GlassMineral
  • Case MaterialStainless Steel
  • StrapStainless Steel
  • Box/PapersNo
  • Water ResistanceNo

About Longines

Longines was formed in 1832, in Saint-Imier (also home to Breitling). Their respect for tradition shows in every aspect of their work, perhaps even down to their winged hourglass logo which was registered in 1889 and is the oldest unchanged but active trademark.

Longines epitomises style and sophistication; Audrey Hepburn, Humphrey Bogart and even Albert Einstein have all worn Longines. It’s no surprise that they have gone on to become one of the best
known brands in watchmaking.

The first in-house movement was created all the way back in 1867, the first chronograph arrived in 1878 and that was the basis for supplying timing equipment to may professional sporting events.