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1961 Longines Ref. 6995 "Fab Suisse"

$1,250.00

1961 Longines “Fab Suisse”

Reference: 6995

Movement: Longines Caliber 23ZS (27 Jewels) Manual

Case Size: 35mm

Lug Width: 18mm

Thickness: 10.5mm

Longines Extract from the Archives

Recently Serviced

Highly regarded among collectors, this 1961 Longines Ref. 6995 features the notable “Fab Suisse” dial designation, identifying models produced for the French market.

The 35mm stainless steel case features a beautiful minimalist Calatrava-style grey dial with the Longines logo beneath twelve and the desirable “Fab Suisse” designation. Stick hour markers, pencil hands, and warmly aged pumpkin lume complete the dial. The signed crown completes the design, marking it as a particularly well-executed example from the period.

Powered by the Longines Caliber 23ZS manual-wind movement, it has been recently serviced and is keeping excellent time.

According to the included Longines Extract from the Archives, the movement serial dates production to 1961, with final invoicing to the Swiss market on November 20, 1963. (Longines now charges 120 CHF for an extract.)

The watch is in good overall condition with light scratches and scuffs from regular use but no major damage. Paired with a Hirsch leather strap.

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Note: Each watch is photographed with a high-powered macro lens to highlight every detail. As a result, fine scratches or surface marks may appear more pronounced than they do to the naked eye.