Majetek Trio: Lemania / Longines / Eterna.
From left to right, three pictures of the Majetek Holy Trinity Lemania, Longines, Eterna: 38 x 50 mm / 40 x 52 mm / 38, 5 x 48 mm cases: Majetek Military Engravings numbers and / or name: Cal 3050 / 15.94 / 852 S: I am working a lot on this topic, lately....
Waiting for the follow up posts on these beauties!
Thanks for sharing! They're gorgeous! S
I recently picked up this Longines.
It dates to about 1935 according to the serial number on the case and movement. It appears to be a civilian version with no engraving on the back, and no "anti-magnetic" on the dial. The dial is porcelain. I have no idea if it is correct or not. It is wit...
Did you contact Longines, to know where and when it has been sold?
Very nice specimen, Champthekid! Thanks for sharing. Best, Nicolas
I just send them an email with pictures...
Will let you know what I find out. My guess is around 1938, but that's only a non educated guess from information I've read ion the internet. Bet? I never bet unless I'm 110% sure . Thank you again for the suggestion to contact them.
:))) So we share the same way to bet... ;) Yes, please let us know.
They are quite reactive at Longines, but I don't know if they will answer quickly due to the Xmas Holidays... Best, Nicolas
Fantastic! I give best of breed to the Longines!
That case and that dial are both tops!
Also a huge Lemania fan, Nico
but only of their chronos. Mind you the Longines chronos aren't shabby either. ) Which one would you then go for then Nico. For me as said the Longines is finer in all the departments. It was also the first of those three. It also has a really lovely turn...