Longines Weems Second-Setting Watch Pink Gold Roman L2.713.8.11.0

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 4 customer ratings

$279.00

Brand	Longines
Range	Heritage
Model	L2.713.8.11.0
Movement	Automatic
CaseMaterial	Pink gold
DialColor	White
CaseShape	Round
Diameter	47.50 mm
Resistance	30.00 m

SKU: L2.713.8.11.0 Categories: Longines Heritage L2.713.8.11.0

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Perfect Longines Weems Second-Setting Watch Pink Gold Roman L2.713.8.11.0provides clones of the latest as well as the classic Rolex watches, featuring ceramic bezels, high-quality Swiss movements, 1:1 markings and many more tweaks that makes Longines the most luxurious watchmaking brand.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION	Longines Serise:Longines Heritage Model:L2.713.8.11.0 Case: Case Material:Pink gold Case Glass:Sapphire Case Back:Hunter Case Shape:Round Case Diameter:47.50 mm Case Height:16.15 mm Case Lug Width:25.00 mm W/R:30.00 m Dial: Dial Color:White Dial Indexes:Roman Numerals Dial Hands:Breguet Movement: Longines adaptation of the ETA A07.111 Valgranges. Type:Automatic Brand:Longines Caliber:L699 Base:ETA A07.111 Display:Analog Diameter:36.60 mm Jewels:24 Reserve:46 h Frequency:28800 bph Time:Hours, Minutes, Seconds Nowadays Longines is best known for it's 'elegance is an attitude' approach to the watch game; elegant and subtle, high-quality watches. But did you know that the brand also has a rich and interesting history when it comes to pilot's watches? The Lindbergh is perhaps the best known and most iconic pilot's watch by the St. Imier-based brand. This model used a distinct dial design in combination with a rotating bezel to create a tool that would aid in navigation when flying solo in times before electronics - especially the calculation of solar time. The Lindbergh was however preceded by the Weems Second-Setting watch - a watch with a clever function that is admitably easier to grasp than those found on the Lindbergh Hour Angle. In the past watches were not all that accurate, so in aviation they were adjusted using a radio signal to observatory time once a day. But how would one do that if the watch in question didn't feature a second hack function? Well, Weems invented a watch (ca. 1928,1929) on which the seconds scale, printed on a separate centre disc, could be turned to line up the seconds hand with the 60 when the signal was broad casted.. A clever solution! The modern reincarnation of this great classic features a case with dimensions as impressive as those found on the original - 47.5mm diameter; with L2.713.8.11.0 executed in pink gold no less.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Longines
Serise:Longines Heritage
Model:L2.713.8.11.0
Case:
Case Material:Pink gold
Case Glass:Sapphire
Case Back:Hunter
Case Shape:Round
Case Diameter:47.50 mm
Case Height:16.15 mm
Case Lug Width:25.00 mm
W/R:30.00 m
Dial:
Dial Color:White
Dial Indexes:Roman Numerals
Dial Hands:Breguet
Movement:
Longines adaptation of the ETA A07.111 Valgranges.
Type:Automatic
Brand:Longines
Caliber:L699
Base:ETA A07.111
Display:Analog
Diameter:36.60 mm
Jewels:24
Reserve:46 h
Frequency:28800 bph
Time:Hours, Minutes, Seconds

Nowadays Longines is best known for it's 'elegance is an attitude' approach to the watch game; elegant and subtle, high-quality watches. But did you know that the brand also has a rich and interesting history when it comes to pilot's watches? The Lindbergh is perhaps the best known and most iconic pilot's watch by the St. Imier-based brand. This model used a distinct dial design in combination with a rotating bezel to create a tool that would aid in navigation when flying solo in times before electronics - especially the calculation of solar time. The Lindbergh was however preceded by the Weems Second-Setting watch - a watch with a clever function that is admitably easier to grasp than those found on the Lindbergh Hour Angle. In the past watches were not all that accurate, so in aviation they were adjusted using a radio signal to observatory time once a day. But how would one do that if the watch in question didn't feature a second hack function? Well, Weems invented a watch (ca. 1928,1929) on which the seconds scale, printed on a separate centre disc, could be turned to line up the seconds hand with the 60 when the signal was broad casted.. A clever solution! The modern reincarnation of this great classic features a case with dimensions as impressive as those found on the original - 47.5mm diameter; with L2.713.8.11.0 executed in pink gold no less.

2 reviews for Longines Weems Second-Setting Watch Pink Gold Roman L2.713.8.11.0

Rated 5 out of 5

karen johns – October 11,2021,11:11 am

This watch really fast shipment, I will buy it again!
Rated 5 out of 5

Kera P – September 16,2021,10:36 am

good deal ^^

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