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1940s Longines Cal.13zn Cylinder Flyback Chronograph very rare Two-tone snail unique dial in S.Steel

Manufacturer Longines
Model Flyback Chronograph
Year of Manufacture 1940s
Reference no. 21346
Product no. A-6857
Price

¥2,310,000 (with tax)

¥2,100,000 (without tax)

This is a Longines flyback chronograph produced around 1940, featuring the legendary Caliber 13ZN in a stainless steel cylinder-design case. It boasts a highly rare and unique silver two-tone snail dial.

The rare two-tone dial features a distinctive design: bar indexes at 12 and 6 o’clock, with Arabic numerals arranged in a roulette-style layout elsewhere. The two-tone coloration and the snail-style tachymeter add a sense of compact sophistication, enhancing the piece’s overall design appeal.

The cylinder case, with its elegant stepped lugs, is beautifully crafted, showcasing Longines' hallmark robustness despite being non-waterproof. It houses the renowned Caliber 13ZN, which comes standard with a flyback function. Among the wide variety of vintage chronographs, this model undeniably ranks among the very best.

Longines’ in-house chronograph calibers hold a firmly established place in horological history, and this masterpiece is no exception. It is a watch whose value and legacy will continue to be recognized and appreciated for generations to come.

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Item details

Serial no. ***
Caliber 13zn
Movement no. 6,129,***
Movement type Manual winding
Material Stailess steel
Case size 35mm
Case type Snap-back, non-waterproof
Dial Original
Type of Indices Printed
Belt Non-original (fix,lug width 18mm)
Evaluation case 93%
Evaluation dial 93%
Evaluation mov 93%
Condition 4.5
Rarity 4.5

Other details

Case: Good preservation condition with minor scratches and age, but still retains the original shape and volume.

Dial: slight ageing and minor scratches, but retains its luster, two-tone color and print clearly.

Movement: The winding and chrono functions are good, and the accuracy is around 30 seconds per day.