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Longines Single-Pusher Chronograph (1916) nosku

noskuØ 34.00 mm
Serviced and revised by Longines Heritage workshop

Collector's Corner

  • Type of watch

    Single-pusher wrist-chronograph.

  • Serial No

    2’969’920

  • Condition

    Overall excellent, attractive condition, original dial.

    Serviced and revised by Longines Heritage workshop.

  • Date of production

    1916

  • Date of sale

    24 July 1917 to the company Ostersetzer, Italy.

  • Documents

    24 July 1917 to the company Ostersetzer, Italy.

  • Dimension

    Ø 34.00 mm

  • Case message

    18ct yellow gold round case. Dome engraved with Longines, 6 Grands Prix, Paris, Anvers, Paris, Bruxelles, Milan, Berne, medals and Chronographe-Compteur.

  • Material

    18 karat yellow gold

  • Dial

    White enamel dial. Hand-painted double tachymeter scale, calibrated for distances of 100m and of 1000m, in blue, black and red. Arabic numerals to indicate the hours from 1 to 12 (black) and from 13 to 24 o’clock (red).

  • Hands

    Black

  • Dial color

    White

  • Movement Type

    Mechanical

  • Caliber

    13.33Z

  • Functions

    Hours, minutes, seconds, instantaneous 30-minute counter

  • Movement

    Longines manually wound mechanical movement, caliber 13.33Z. This 29 mm caliber features 17 jewels and the balance-spring is beating at a frequency of 18’000 vibrations per hour.

  • Material

    Leather strap

  • Bracelet/Strap

    11mm width

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What makes this timepiece exceptional

The 13.33Z caliber is one of the first small-size chronograph movements ever developed for a wristwatch. The refinement of the movement includes an instantaneous minute-counter: The minute hand jumps one step forward exactly between the 59th and the 60th second of a minute. In addition, the enamel dial is hand painted and of great beauty. By looking closer, one can distinguish the remarkable work of hand-made brush. The exceptional condition of the gold case of this timepiece is due to a complete restoration based on the expertise of the Longines heritage workshop jeweller.

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About restoration

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