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1949 LONGINES RATTRAPANTE (SPLIT SECONDS) CHRONOGRAPH STAINLESS STEEL 52 MM CASE
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Description Condition: Pre-owned: An item that has been used or worn previously. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Marca: LONGINES Carcasa: Acero inoxidable Género: Hombre Funciones: Cronógrafo Tipo: De cuerda Año de Fabricación: 1930
'; document.write(flash_code); 1949 Longines pocket chronograph with the very rare split seconds (rattrapante) complication.Diameter of 52 mm without crown.
Original porcelain (enamel) dial signed Longines.Small hairline at 2 and 3 o´clock.
52 mm all stainless steel case with two casebacks (both hinges are working properly). The inner caseback is signed Longines Efco, Acier Inox and the numbers 5160 1 and 18. The outer caseback is sigend Acier Inox and the same numbers.
Exquisite handwinding chronograph with a spectacular rattrapante caliber from 1949 (case serial number 7810838) in working conditions.It keeps accurate time and the chronograph functions reset to zero but due to its age and the complication of the rattrapante chronograph IT IS SOLD AS IT IS.
Worldwide fully insured signed-for shipping with tracking number (I apologise but I only sell to buyers with an Ebay confirmed address in countries where I am allowed to send a 100% insured postage).Please take a look to my other 1940 and 1950 chronographs.
The is used to time different events that begin but do not end together. When set, the hand of the chronograph and the hand of the split seconds button when the first event ends. After reading the intermediate time a second push on the button makes it up with the first hand and the two continue their together. At the end of the second event, the split-seconds hand is stopped again to read this second intermediate time, and so on. At the end of the last observed event, both hands can be stopped and returned to zero.
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| Condition: | Pre-owned: An item that has been used or worn previously. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Marca: | LONGINES |
| Carcasa: | Acero inoxidable | Género: | Hombre |
| Funciones: | Cronógrafo | Tipo: | De cuerda |
| Año de Fabricación: | 1930 |
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1949 Longines pocket chronograph with the very rare split seconds (rattrapante) complication.Diameter of 52 mm without crown.Original porcelain (enamel) dial signed Longines.Small hairline at 2 and 3 o´clock.
52 mm all stainless steel case with two casebacks (both hinges are working properly). The inner caseback is signed Longines Efco, Acier Inox and the numbers 5160 1 and 18. The outer caseback is sigend Acier Inox and the same numbers.
Exquisite handwinding chronograph with a spectacular rattrapante caliber from 1949 (case serial number 7810838) in working conditions.It keeps accurate time and the chronograph functions reset to zero but due to its age and the complication of the rattrapante chronograph IT IS SOLD AS IT IS.
Worldwide fully insured signed-for shipping with tracking number (I apologise but I only sell to buyers with an Ebay confirmed address in countries where I am allowed to send a 100% insured postage).Please take a look to my other 1940 and 1950 chronographs.
The is used to time different events that begin but do not end together. When set, the hand of the chronograph and the hand of the split seconds button when the first event ends. After reading the intermediate time a second push on the button makes it up with the first hand and the two continue their together. At the end of the second event, the split-seconds hand is stopped again to read this second intermediate time, and so on. At the end of the last observed event, both hands can be stopped and returned to zero.