Longines Centenary World War I Trench Watch from World War I Porcelain

Longines Calibre 3321951 Watch – Ceramic Case Reference 35219551

This authentic Longines, produced between 1918 and 1919, is a true trench watch with over 100 years of history. Worn during the First World War, it reflects a period when precision and durability were essential.

Longines in the First World War

During the First World War, Longines played a crucial role in providing reliable timepieces for military personnel. The need for precise coordination in the trenches led to the transition from traditional pocket watches to early wristwatches, which were more practical in combat. Longines distinguished itself through precision and innovation, producing robust watches with legible dials and reliable movements. These watches helped soldiers and officers synchronize operations during a time of extreme challenges.

Clock Features:

Movement Caliber 3321951: Mechanical and precise, ensuring reliable operation over time.

Ceramic Case (Reference 35219551): With a design inspired by pocket watches, it opens into three parts and displays natural marks from its century of existence.

Serial Number: 72, located on the case. On one of the lids, there are the numbers 27 and 30, next to the Longines symbol.

Porcelain Dial: White, with a fissure characteristic of the period, maintaining the authenticity of the watch.

Loose Lid: One of the lids is worn and does not fit completely, but it still closes tightly.
Glass with some signs of use.
Hands from the Same Period: Although they appear to have been replaced, they maintain the original aesthetics of the watch despite differing in color.

This watch is not just a timekeeping object, but a piece of history that has survived one of the most defining periods of the 20th century. An excellent piece for collectors and vintage watch enthusiasts.

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