Longines Flyback Chronograph 1952

Longines Flyback Chronograph 1952When it comes to chronograph movements, Longines and the caliber 30CH stand out from the rest. This watch not only features a gorgeous rose gold case, but also an incredibly fun flyback function. The caliber 13ZN from Longines is often considered to be the most exquisite chronograph movement ever designed. Its successor, the 30CH, was introduced in 1947, and kept the same assets and the celebrated flyback function. CASE: excellent overall condition,

Reference: 5966-7

44 hours power reserve

showing minor trace of use

It features a 35 mm stainless steel case with very beautiful down turned lugs

Reference: 2850 SC

the clean deep blue linen dial is accented with applied indexes for clear legibility and the broad batten handset adds an overall elegant look

but substantial

but while nearly all Jaeger-LeCoultre chronographs were still marketed with the Jaeger name signed dial and on the movement

36 mm (without crown) / 45 mm (lug-to-lug) / 18 mm (between lugs)

original tritium hands

Due to the huge lug-to-lug diameter it wears more like a 37/38 mm piece

professionally serviced 04/2021