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1969 Longines Ultra-Chron Ref. 2827

$1,200.00

1969 Longines Ultra-Chron Automatic

Reference: 7827
Movement:
Movement: Longines Caliber 431 (25 Jewels) Automatic

Case Size: 34.5mm

Lug Width: 18mm

Lug-to-Lug: 40.5mm

Thickness: 10.5mm

No box or papers

This Ref. 7827 is from the original high-frequency era introduced by Longines in the late 1960s. Recently revived in a popular modern re-edition, this is a chance to own the original.

The 34.5mm stainless steel case houses a factory-finished silverburst crosshair dial. Applied silver and black "doorstop" hour markers are paired with matching hands. A framed date window is positioned at three o'clock. The watch retains its original signed crown and is fitted on its original brick-link bracelet, which accommodates up to a 19cm wrist. The slim 10.5mm profile sits comfortably on the wrist and wears exceptionally well.

Powered by the high-beat Caliber 431 automatic. Service history is unknown, but the watch is running well.

The case and crystal show minor scratches and scuffs consistent with age, but no major damage. The watch presents in very good condition.

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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.