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Nice my friend , hope to find a nice Corniche Coupe at some point . [nt]
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Now that—is pretty cool! A Dynamic Duo for sure. Thank you for sharing my friend! [nt]
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Hello JML! A big pleasure to have you hosting this weekend...
... and with an interesting Theme which I feel will bring some awesome entries from our Community.
Let me play with this Longines Ephemerides Solaires reference 5234 produced in a Limited Edition in 1989 to celebrate 100th Anniversary of the brand.
Additional to hour, minutes and seconds it offers complication of date, month, time of sunrise and sunset, solar decline and equation of time.
I bought about ten years ago in my beginnings as a watch collector just because I liked so much.
I confess that I rarely wear it and it resides in a watch box most of the time.
You may ask why I keep it and the answer is I still like it and find it intriguing and unusual for its several complications and intricate dial.
Your challenge for this week end inspired me to look for it and strap on my wrist for use along the week end.
Have a nice week end dear JML and all our friends here!!
Cheers! Abel
Very cool and different Longines
Thanks for the welcome & enjoy wearing your Longines 
Cheers
JML
Cheers
JML
Thank you so much dear JML! Always my...
... big pleasure to participate here!
Agree this watch is cool and different. Guess it deserves more wrist time!
Best! Abel
Agree this watch is cool and different. Guess it deserves more wrist time!
Best! Abel
That’s still a very interesting Longines...
I haven’t seen one in reality.
Best regards
The Captain
Best regards
The Captain
Thank you so much dear Captain.
Yes an interesting watch indeed and not often seen.
Glad you like it!
Best! Abel
Glad you like it!
Best! Abel
Wow! What an interesting and amazing watch. I’ve never seen this before. Thanks for showing it Abel. Regards Kev. [nt]
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Thanks a lot dear Kev for your kind comments. My big pleasure to share it here my friend. Best cordial regards, Abel [nt]
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Well, THAT is a rare bird !.. The dial appears to be a study object by itself, quite extravagant, yet sporty..
It appears to be one of those safe queens, which
awake our senses with a smile !?
Continue to wear
awake our senses with a smile !?
Continue to wear
You describe this rare bird so well my dear friend. And it is true, though very little worn it always awakes a smile when I view it on my wrist. Thanks a lot for your always so kind ...
... comments! Cheers. Abel
This is a truly intriguing Longines indeed
Your collection always holds a nice surprise, Abel 👌🏻👍🏻
Ha ha ha! Thanks a lot dear friend KM! And I enjoy so much trying to surprise my friends here! Cheers! Abel [nt]
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Hmmhh.. Let me see, what to chip in..
i‘ve identified a couple of tic-tacs, which in part were resting in some watchbox, but
A GP Alarm
Another cute GP: a Another GP: SeaHawk with embossed numbers
JLC 159 on my wife‘s wrist
She loves that sublime but charming face, so the watch is hers meanwhile..
Rolex 6556, Cal 1040 (Tru Beat=Dead Second) from 1956
The red, hacking seconds hand, a little splash of color
One tic-tac Omega Seamaster Dresswatch, a heirloom from my father-in-law
Puristic Crosshair Universal Geneve - elegant but cool, IMHO.
practically were not reaching my level of attention to again choose them in my rotation..
Several are children of the 60ies, others just not looked at for a whole while, and one a
precious heirloom in my family.. Thus, several reasons..
Glad, this week‘s WristScan had me look and think a bit..
A GP Alarm
Another cute GP: a Another GP: SeaHawk with embossed numbers
JLC 159 on my wife‘s wrist
She loves that sublime but charming face, so the watch is hers meanwhile..
Rolex 6556, Cal 1040 (Tru Beat=Dead Second) from 1956
The red, hacking seconds hand, a little splash of color
One tic-tac Omega Seamaster Dresswatch, a heirloom from my father-in-law
Puristic Crosshair Universal Geneve - elegant but cool, IMHO.
Hope you liked the little line-up a bit !
Best & HAGWE to all,
hs.