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Longines Flagship Square Ref. 7686
Longines Flagship ref. 7686 in steel, with a square “carré” case of 30 x 33 mm and a green dial: a period watch with a crisp, recognisable design.
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Longines Heritage Diver Ref. L2.795.4
A contemporary Longines Heritage Diver in steel, 43 mm, water-resistant to 300 metres, with automatic movement L633.5: the modern reinterpretation of the maison’s historic divers.
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Longines HydroConquest Ref. L3.651.4
A contemporary diving chronograph from Longines’ HydroConquest line, in stainless steel with bracelet, unidirectional rotating bezel, tachymeter and date.
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Omega Cal. 30T2
A 1950s Omega in steel, 36 mm, powered by calibre 30T2, considered among the brand’s most reliable movements: an Arabic-numeral dial with a natural patina.
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Zenith 18k gold chronograph Cal. 146D
A 1960s Zenith chronograph in 18k gold, with two registers, a pulsometer scale and manual-winding calibre 146D, with its original patinated dial.
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Zenith AF/P Ref. 025.E.792
A Zenith from the AF/P series, an acronym traditionally read as “High Frequency / Precision”: a family of early 1970s watches built around high-frequency movements.
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Zenith Cal. 124P
A manual-winding Zenith from the First World War era, with in-house calibre 124P, Roman numerals and small seconds at 6 o’clock: an authentic piece from the early days of the wristwatch.
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Zenith Defy “Cassaforte del tempo” Ref. 337.D.979
A 1970s Zenith Defy in steel, 37 mm, with date and steel bracelet: the sports line known as the “coffre-fort”, or safe, for the solidity of its construction.
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Zenith Defy Ref. 59.0380.380
A 1970s Zenith Defy in steel with gold accents, 37 mm, with a grey dial, date and automatic calibre 2572 PC.
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Zenith Defy World Timer Ref. 3634
A 1970s Zenith in stainless steel with a rotating world time bezel, a blue dial with patinated tritium and the automatic calibre 2552 PC.
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Zenith El Primero “Clipper” Ref. 19.0120.400
A Zenith El Primero “Clipper” chronograph, ref. 19.0120.400, in steel and gold, with the high-frequency automatic calibre 400, tachymeter and date.
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Zenith El Primero “TV Screen” Ref. 01.0200.415
A Zenith El Primero automatic chronograph from the 1970s, known as the «TV Screen» for its television-screen case: blue dial, calibre 3019 PHC at 36,000 vibrations per hour.
