1930s Longines Rare Cal.15''' One-push Chronograph Porcelain 3color&Scaled Dial in 18K Yellow Gold

Manufacturer	Longines
Model	Chronograph
Year of Manufacture	1930s
Reference no.	---
Product no.	A-6798
Price	¥3,080,000 (with tax) ¥2,800,000 (without tax)

Manufacturer

Longines

Model

Chronograph

Year of Manufacture

1930s

Reference no.

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Product no.

A-6798

Price

¥3,080,000 (with tax)

¥2,800,000 (without tax)

Manufactured in the mid-1930s, this is a rare oversized chronograph with a 40mm yellow gold case, featuring a valuable Cal.15 movement. It boasts a porcelain dial with a three-color scale design. This model was produced for only a brief period, from around 1933 to 1935, transitioning from the Cal.13.33 to the Cal.13zn movement. It is based on the Valjoux GHT base Cal.15''' movement. The porcelain dial with its unfading three-color scale design retains the beautiful dial aesthetics of the Cal.13.33. The 18k yellow gold hinged case, with a double case back (both inner and outer backs made of 18k gold), bears unique serial numbers engraved on both the inner and outer backs, indicating its transition period and recognition at the World's Fair with 11 awards, symbolizing its multifunctional capabilities as a computer at that time. This timepiece represents a rare treasure that allows one to savor the unique world of vintage Longines, which has received high acclaim worldwide.

Item details

Serial no.	5,211,***
Caliber	15'''
Movement no.	5,211,***
Movement type	Manual winding
Material	18K Yellow Gold
Case size	39.5mm
Case type	Snap-back,Non-Waterproof

Dial	Original
Type of Indices	Print
Belt	Non-original (fix,lug width: 20mm)
Evaluation case	93％
Evaluation dial	93％
Evaluation mov	93％
Condition	4.5
Rarity	5

Other details

Case: Minor scratches and age, but retains original shape and volume, as well as hallmarks. There are no loose hinges.

Dial: There are some cracks that are not visible at first glance, but the dial is very clean and retains its luster and prints clearly.

Movement: The chrono function is good and the accuracy is around 40 seconds per day.