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Lets see your vintage watches
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DrGran
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DrGran
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My Vintage GMT
Not the usual images you may have been expecting. This was my grandfather’s pocket watch that he used to keep time when driving the Royal Train on more than one occasion. A steam engine, of course.
DrGran
Active Member
Longines. Not sure of the name of this one, but it is lady size
same type movement in both longines 280 calibre
Longines calibre 280 manually wound movement, lever escapement, 17 jewels, compensation balance, 19,800 BPH, Incabloc shock absorber
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1960s LONGINES JAMBOREE WATCH
same type movement in both longines 280 calibre
Longines calibre 280 manually wound movement, lever escapement, 17 jewels, compensation balance, 19,800 BPH, Incabloc shock absorber
bidfun-db Archive: Watch Movements: Longines 280
bidfun-db Archive: Watch Movements: Longines 280
It looks like your dial is not properly assembled/centered and certainly not the right size for your case.... chapter ring too close to the rehaut....My 5513 build. PT case, InGod gilt dial, with tritium style vintage lume, gen crown, and Tropic19 Superdome crystal.
Additional mods by Donerix: Aged and softened case with reamed lug holes, faded insert with aged pearl, aged hands and dial.
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Did you make this? If so how did you get the flaking if the dial
