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Longines Taschenuhr Cal. 21.54 seltenes Ankerwerk (1901) mit Archivauszug

Pre-owned () | Year of production 1901 | No original box | No original papers
AU$655
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Basic Info

Listing code BHO6P7
Brand Longines
Reference number Kaliber 21.54
Movement Manual winding
Case material Steel
Year of production 1901
Condition
Scope of delivery
No original box, no original papers
Gender Men's watch/Unisex
Location Germany, Stuttgart
Price €390 (= AU$655) [Negotiable]
Availability Item is in stock

Caliber

Movement Manual winding
Caliber/movement Kaliber 21.54
Power reserve 32 h
Number of jewels 15
Frequency 18000 A/h

Case

Case material Steel
Case diameter 55 mm
Thickness 18 mm
Water resistance Not water resistant
Crystal Mineral Glass
Dial Silver
Dial numerals Roman numerals

Description

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The only longines caliber 21.54 on Chrono24

Dial with distinctive Roman numerals and minute track.
Rare dial signature "Leuchars & Son, Geffroy Succ."
Blued pear-shaped hands (poires).
Nickel case, originally gilded (Doublé)
Intact and gilded dust cover
Heavy lever movement, originally gilded
Bimetal gold screw balance (compensation balance)
Identical movement and case number
Beautiful patina with signs of age and wear
Original longines archive extract certificate

rare COLLECTOR'S Piece

longines, Lepine, Cal. 21.54, rare lever movement, delivered to Leuchars & Son, Paris, around 1901, originally gilt nickel case (doublé), gilt dust cover (doublé), 1/2 plate movement with 15 jewels, Swiss lever escapement, large gold screw compensation balance (bimetal), two piece regulator for coarse and fine adjustment (patent 16831), gilt movement, balance cock with longines picture signature (Geflügelte Sanduhr, early form from 1886), movement with longines text signature, movement number and case number identical, silvered dial, nicely patinated, large Roman numerals, black, with minute track, blued pear hands, intact bezel without scratches, flawless hinges, tightly closing lids, the balance oscillates at 2.5 Hz (18.000 a/h). The power reserve is about 32 hours.

Source: At the heart of an Industrial Vocation - Longines watch movements (1832-2009), Patrick Linder (2007), Editions des Longines, Saint-Imier, pp. 154-155.

(Only Shipping within Germany)

heavy longines anchor movement circa 1900 with rare dial signature

Longines delivered the pocket watch in 1900 to William Leuchars, British designer and London court supplier of exclusive arts and crafts (including jewelry containers), for his Paris branch (2, Rue de la Paix), which opened in 1870. The company name of the Paris branch is identical to the dial signature: Leuchars & Son, Geffroy Succ. William Leuchars was awarded a gold medal for his craftsmanship at the Paris World's Fair in 1878, having already received numerous awards for his services in England. Fine pocket watches extended Leuchars' exclusive range and were extremely popular with the well-heeled Parisian clientele at the turn of the century.

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Private Seller
Michael H.
User since 2019
Location

Germany

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