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1950s Longines "Sei-Tacche" Rare 36mm Jumbo Water-Resitant Panda dial w/Original Bracelet

Manufacturer Longines
Model Sei-Tacche
Year of Manufacture 1950s
Reference no. 5528-4
Product no. B-10744
Price

¥693,000 (with tax)

¥630,000 (without tax)

This is a description of a vintage Longines watch manufactured in the early 1950s, a popular "SeiTake" model with a rare 36mm size and a jumbo waterproof case featuring a panda dial. The early thick case design evolved into a later model with a round shape and a thinner profile, known as the SeiTake.

The 36mm size is uncommon for the SeiTake, adding to its distinctive presence, especially with the inclusion of the original bracelet, which enhances its overall allure. The two-tone panda dial, a design often referred to as "panda," showcases exquisite balance unique to jumbo cases, and the charming patina resulting from age-related changes adds a wonderful vintage touch.

This Longines timepiece is equipped with the renowned Caliber 12.68z, a versatile movement representing Longines with various features such as small seconds, center seconds, and stop seconds. The watch comes with a valuable original bracelet (wrist size = 18-19.5cm) and features an engraving on the case back.

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Item details

Serial no. ***
Caliber 12.68z
Movement no. 8,313,***
Movement type Manual winding
Material Stainless Steel
Case size 36mm
Case type Screw back,Waterproof
Dial Original
Type of Indices Luminous
Belt Original (Lug width: 18mm)
Evaluation case 93%
Evaluation dial 93%
Evaluation mov 94%
Condition 4.5
Rarity 4.5

Other details

Case: There are some minor scratches and age-related changes, but the original shape and volume of the case are still intact. The bracelet attached to the watch does not appear to be stretched, and the wrist size corresponds to 18cm~19.5cm.

Dial: The dial is slightly aged, but still retains the print, two-tone coloring, and luminescence of the period.

Movement: The movement is well wound and the accuracy is around 40 seconds per day.