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Longines Master Collection Chrono Moonphase, 41 mm, Stainless steel

Longines Master Collection Chrono Moonphase (new condition) pairs a 41 mm case in stainless steel with a silver dial and a stainless steel bracelet.

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Case

Material
Stainless steel
Diameter
41 mm
Water resistance
30 m

Movement

Movement type
Automatic

Dial

Dial colour
Silver
Display functions
Moon phase

Strap / bracelet

Strap material
Stainless steel

Set and condition

Brand
Longines
Reference
L29624736
Condition
New

The story of this watch · Chapters: 6

Longines Master Collection Chrono Moonphase, 41 mm, Stainless steel

I · This watch

Longines Master Collection Chrono Moonphase (new condition) pairs a 41 mm case in stainless steel with a silver dial and a stainless steel bracelet. It uses an automatic movement. The display includes moon phase; water resistance is 30 m.

Longines Master Collection Chrono Moonphase, 41 mm, Stainless steel
case diameter
41 mm
case
Stainless steel
water resistance
30 m
movement
Automatic

II

The moon phase

A lunar month lasts about 29.5 days. A disc with two moons turns behind a window in the dial, and the phase shown follows the one in the sky. The classic mechanism drifts by one day in roughly two and a half years; a short press on the corrector brings it back.

III

The chronograph

A chronograph is a stopwatch built into the watch. On most models one pusher starts and stops it and another sets it back to zero, while the time of day runs on regardless. The counters on the dial add up the elapsed minutes and, on many models, the hours.

IV · The manufacture

Longines since 1832

Auguste Agassiz established the business behind Longines in Saint-Imier in 1832. Ernest Francillon brought production under one factory roof at Les Longines in 1867. The name and winged-hourglass trademark were registered in 1889. In 1913, the 13.33Z caliber took the company’s chronograph work onto the wrist. By the Barcelona exhibition of 1929, Longines had received ten exhibition Grand Prix. The Lindbergh Hour Angle watch of 1931 linked its watchmaking to aerial navigation. Conquest became a named collection in 1954, establishing a lasting pillar of the catalogue. Today Longines belongs to Swatch Group and remains based in Saint-Imier.

  1. 1832Auguste Agassiz established the business behind Longines in Saint-Imier in 1832.
  2. 1867Ernest Francillon brought production under one factory roof at Les Longines in 1867.
  3. 1889The name and winged-hourglass trademark were registered in 1889.
  4. 1913In 1913, the 13.33Z caliber took the company’s chronograph work onto the wrist.
  5. 1929By the Barcelona exhibition of 1929, Longines had received ten exhibition Grand Prix.
  6. 1931The Lindbergh Hour Angle watch of 1931 linked its watchmaking to aerial navigation.
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V · Ownership

Wearing and caring

  1. 1

    An automatic watch winds itself while worn. Left off the wrist for a couple of days it stops: wind it with the crown, then set the time and the date.

  2. 2

    Water resistance up to 50 m means splashes and rain. Do not swim or shower with it.

  3. 3

    Have the movement serviced every few years by the brand's own service or an authorised watchmaker.

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