LONGINES Lindbergh GMT Automatic Men's Watch — USD 1,515

Team, Few weeks back, I did a trade and since the watch that I was trading had a higher value than the one that I was taking the seller offered a Longines in order to make our deal even. I took the watch assuming that it was recent, based on the overall looks, and I was expecting an ETA movement ins

Longines made an unusual watch for WW2 Italian Regina Aeronautica, with only three existing today. Features Chrome over Silver, researched by John Goldberger and Jennifer Bochud. Likely 7 out of 10 made. Matches Hour Angle (Lindbergh) design in Goldberger's reference book.

Dear All, today I want to show you my latest watch. As I really love the big 47,5mms Longines, especially the Lindbergh and the Weems, I couldn’t withstand this one. It is a very limited edition of only 30 pieces. It was launched by Longines and Gassan Diamonds Amsterdam to celebrate their 30th Anni

This watch is already in shops, and like the previous remakes (Idrografico, Legend diver, though not the WWW) it looks faithfully vintage. Unfortunately it is a very large watch, no doubt so was the original, but this is a tad difficult to wear. Nonetheless Longines deserves praise for yet another w

In light of the thread on Longines earlier ( click here to see the thread), here is some info on another interesting vintage-inspired Longines which was also mentioned in the earlier thread. Polaris anyone? - SJX Press release: Longines Legend Diver: great sporting pioneers and their exploits The Sp

Longines is good at historical remakes, the Legend Diver being the best. The latest is the Twenty Four Hours, a 47.5 mm remake of the 1950s Swissair pilots watch. It has a date at three, which looks out of place; this is like the Longines WWW remake of 2010 - good but not great because it has conced