From 1916 (during the first world war) this is a remarkably Longines trench watch, powered by the manual-wind calibre 13.34. Both the movement and case share matching serial numbers, confirming its authenticity and dating it to the same era.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional example of an early 20th-century Longines trench watch.
Case:
o Sterling Silver serial 3'414'941, was polished, minor scratches
o 31.5mm without crown / 39mm lug to lug / 11mm thickness
o New generic crown
o New generic plexiglass
Movement:
o Mechanical manual wind Longines 13.34 - serviced by watchmaker on March 2026
(movement was disassembled, washed, lubricated) - photo of timegrapher (Please note that this watch is over 110 years old)
Dial & Hands:
o Enamel white roman numbers, edivente marks fo age, specifically at 7 o'clock where it is a little broken.
Bracelet Material:
o High-Quality Vintage Bracelet (1/20 Palladium Filled) finish by Namasi. Unlike standard plating, the "1/20" hallmark indicates a thick, durable layer of genuine Palladium (5% of total weight) mechanically bonded to the base metal. As a precious metal from the Platinum group, it is naturally tarnish-resistant, hypoallergenic, and maintains a brilliant white-silver luster that will not fade or yellow over time.
Maximum wrist size 17.5cm
Conclusion / Condition:
A piece full of years of history, which will interest any collector or curious person...
please see photos as they are part of the description.
No box or papers, no water proof test, sold as is, any question feel free for ask...
Keep in mind that it is a vintage watch, it is normal to be 1/2 minute early or late
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