The Longines WWW or L2.731.4.53.2
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The Longines WWW or L2.731.4.53.2
I just saw this one on the Longines website and it got me completely captivated I want one, no I NEED one! I`m already picturing it on a sand Nato or maybe an Olive one What do you guys think of this? I`ve found very little info on the net, but it`s a reproduction of some sort, very similar to the real thing. I just love the military looks of it
A very nice size for small wrists too at 38,5mm
A very nice size for small wrists too at 38,5mm
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Crisp and clean, looks very cool.
What movement does it have?
What movement does it have?
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Copied this off the site:SCM64 wrote:Crisp and clean, looks very cool.
What movement does it have?
Movement: L615 self-winding mechanical movement beating at 28,800 vibrations per hour and providing 42 hours of power reserve.
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Check out the group shot in this post..top right--similar watch...
would look great on a Nato...
Mike
Check out the group shot in this post..top right--similar watch...
would look great on a Nato...
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Re: The Longines WWW or L2.731.4.53.2
Missed opportunity I would say, date spoils it, sub dial way too high, should have used 6498 to get the position right.....
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Not my style, but I like that Longines is trying something a little different.
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perfect size and proportions! wow, this would be perfection if put on a tan strap.
nice find Ken! ive never seen this!
makes me wanna dust off my vintage Longines (36mm). in fact im going to be wearing it tomorrow now that you put me in the mood!
nice find Ken! ive never seen this!
makes me wanna dust off my vintage Longines (36mm). in fact im going to be wearing it tomorrow now that you put me in the mood!
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i dunno, would a 6498 even fit in there? i really dont think so.marlboro wrote:Missed opportunity I would say, date spoils it, sub dial way too high, should have used 6498 to get the position right.....
i do agree, id prefer a no date, but the date does tell me its a throwback watch built for today's standards, which many times say a date is mandatory.
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Nice!polaco23 wrote:perfect size and proportions! wow, this would be perfection if put on a tan strap.
nice find Ken! ive never seen this!
makes me wanna dust off my vintage Longines (36mm). in fact im going to be wearing it tomorrow now that you put me in the mood!
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ezcheese wrote:Nice!polaco23 wrote:perfect size and proportions! wow, this would be perfection if put on a tan strap.
nice find Ken! ive never seen this!
makes me wanna dust off my vintage Longines (36mm). in fact im going to be wearing it tomorrow now that you put me in the mood!
I`ll second that opinion I would really like a nice vintage piece, but still havent found anything that really sets of the sparks
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Thanks Ken & Derek!Rambam wrote: I`ll second that opinion I would really like a nice vintage piece, but still havent found anything that really sets of the sparks
Ken, might i suggest a 200m omega pre-bond? thats my current vintage grail.
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That`s nice looking, but that wont do other types of straps or? I would like to have the possibilty at least to change
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One of my favorite vintage Omega's ----SHOM 200 Seamaster...on mesh..
Mike
http://www.watchuwant.com/watches/omega ... irca-1970s
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looks great. I bet it would be nice on one of these babies.Rambam wrote:I just saw this one on the Longines website and it got me completely captivated I want one, no I NEED one! I`m already picturing it on a sand Nato or maybe an Olive one What do you guys think of this? I`ve found very little info on the net, but it`s a reproduction of some sort, very similar to the real thing. I just love the military looks of it
A very nice size for small wrists too at 38,5mm
http://corvuswatch.com/index.asp?page=watchbands
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