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Longines Lindbergh "Angle Hour" watch in yellow gold ref : 989.5216 Circa 2000 Collector Square Referenz: 21 61 33
Zustand : Sehr guter Zustand
Garantie :
Ein Jahr Garantieleistung
Kollektion : Lindbergh
Modell : Lindbergh
Referenz : Longines - 9895216
Geschlecht : Herren
Zeitraum : 2000er
Uhrwerk : Automatik
Armbandfarbe : Schwarz
Armbandmaterial : Krokodil
Gehäusematerial : Gelbgold
Ziffernblattfarbe : Zweifarbig
Referenz-Details : 989.5216
Gehäuseform : Rund
Glastyp : Saphirglas
Verschlussart : Dornschließe
Komplikationen : Zentraler Sekundenzeiger
Wasserdicht : Nicht garantiert
Durchmesser : 38 mm
Gewicht : 63.00 gr.
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Rare and beautiful yellow gold wristwatch. Round case with hinges allowing the movement to be seen, rotating graduating bezel.
- Silver and white two tones dial, railroad type minuterie.
- Painted roman numerals, blue steel Breguet hands.
- Dial‚ case and movement signed.
Very good condition: small scratches on the glass, small scratches on the case, patina on the graduated bezel.
Charles Augustus Lindbergh (February 4, 1902 in Detroit, Michigan - August 26, 1974 in Kipahulu, Maui, Hawaii) is an American aviation pioneer. "The Lone Eagle" as he was known, became a legend by becoming the first driver solitaire1 nonstop and connecting New York to Paris between 20 and 21 May 1927 in 33 hours and 30 minutes, aboard his Spirit of St. Louis airplane. Official Timekeeper of the crossing, Longines is privileged to witness the feat Driver - A flight in visual navigation, without radio or radar - 33h39 crossing - 5039 km traveled nonstop onyx and yellow gold.
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Rare and beautiful yellow gold wristwatch. Round case with hinges allowing the movement to be seen, rotating graduating bezel.
- Silver and white two tones dial, railroad type minuterie.
- Painted roman numerals, blue steel Breguet hands.
- Dial‚ case and movement signed.
Very good condition: small scratches on the glass, small scratches on the case, patina on the graduated bezel.
Charles Augustus Lindbergh (February 4, 1902 in Detroit, Michigan - August 26, 1974 in Kipahulu, Maui, Hawaii) is an American aviation pioneer. "The Lone Eagle" as he was known, became a legend by becoming the first driver solitaire1 nonstop and connecting New York to Paris between 20 and 21 May 1927 in 33 hours and 30 minutes, aboard his Spirit of St. Louis airplane. Official Timekeeper of the crossing, Longines is privileged to witness the feat Driver - A flight in visual navigation, without radio or radar - 33h39 crossing - 5039 km traveled nonstop onyx and yellow gold.
