Vintage Watch identification & Valuation please

[poormansporsche]

Had this in the drawer for ages and might as well get rid of it. It's some form of Longines Flagship Automatic from the 1960s odd ???

Anyone know if how to find the exact model as can't seem to find the exact one.

No box and no original paperwork, non original strap






Any thoughts would be appreciated


Cheers

 

[Benzowner]

I visit a site The Watch Forum try giving them a shout, good bunch on there and always helpful.

 

[MikeInWimbledon]

What's the word under "Flagship?" Is it automatic ?

Style could be late 50's as well as 60's. Case looks as if it's probably 14ct (maybe 18) gold.

Something like this ?

1950's Longines Flagship Automatic, Cal 340 | eBay

 

[poormansporsche]

What's the word under "Flagship?" Is it automatic ?

Style could be late 50's as well as 60's. Case looks as if it's probably 14ct (maybe 18) gold.

Something like this ?

1950's Longines Flagship Automatic, Cal 340 | eBay


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That's the one. Thanks

 

[MikeInWimbledon]

Your friendly neighbourhood watch-repairer could clean and renovate that mechanism, case and glass for you.

That gold case would look far more valuable if polished. Let me know if you want details of someone in South Wimbledon who could do the job.

 

[ChrisHGTV]

Your friendly neighbourhood watch-repairer could clean and renovate that mechanism, case and glass for you.

That gold case would look far more valuable if polished. Let me know if you want details of someone in South Wimbledon who could do the job.

I was going to suggest the same. Ive used Daniel at Exacta before, would highly recommend. Really good value too.

Exacta Watches

On the subject if you ever need a new strap i would recommend George at Genteel Handmade. He also does off the shelf ones now so you don't have to wait for a custom one. His workmanship is very very good.

Genteel Handmade

 

[ChrisHGTV]

That's the one. Thanks

There seem to be quite a few on Chrono24

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