Lépine
1279
A non-oem made watch is worth almost nothing used. I can't read the case back numbers or the movement caliber. What does it say? The images appear very low resolution on my phone. Also, Swatch Group may destroy your watch if you try to get it serviced. At best they return it an refuse service.
For a collector, only in house movements are interesting. 13.33z, 13zn, 13zn-12, Cal 13, Cal 15, 12.68z, 30CH. All other later are ETA.
Longines never made a three register movement chronograph for wrist watch. Longines used some 3 register ETA.
Can anyone identify this watch and give me some info about?
Many thx in advance!!!! ...
Again not my research just interweb chatter.
"If Longines say that ref is not the watch on the picture it means some parts don’t belong, and at best it’s a franken. You did well to refrain, and it’s disturbing that a major dealer is ignoring the concerns."
Oh thank you very much!!! Truly appreciated!
...I still love the look though!!!!😍 Can one love Frankenstein?🤔😆
Looks like movement is a Valjoux 720 aka Caliber 330
Took me a little while, I am not into 1960s and 1970s Longines. But from what I can tell, this is a Longines caliber 330 or derivative based on the Valjoux 720 which is a flyback version of the Val 72. These images even on a computer are too poor resoluti...
Very interesting!!!!
Thank you so much for looking into this!!!! Very appreciated!!!!