LONGINES
Soap neck watch in 18k yellow gold and roses with relief decoration of …

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LONGINES Soap neck watch in 18k yellow gold and roses with relief decoration of a flowering vase, gross weight: 22.4 g.

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Estim. 1 200 - 2 200 EUR

LONGINES Soap box in yellow gold, white enamel dial, painted Arabic numerals, seconds counter at 6 o'clock, glass missing, gold inner flap, Longines mechanical movement (operates without warranty). Diameter: 46 mm Pb: 79.83 g (18K-750/1000) Accompanied by its two-tone gold chatelaine (clasp deformed) L: 39.5 cm Pb: 13.58 g (18K-750/1000)

Estim. 500 - 700 EUR

LIP Soap watch Soap watch in 18K (750°/°°) yellow gold with white enamel dial, Arabic numerals, seconds at 6 o'clock, signed LIP; cap on front; grooved cups. Total gross weight: 77.8 gr. D: 48 mm As is, glass missing, bumps.

Estim. 70 - 80 EUR

LONGINES bracelet watch Wristwatch in 18K (750°/°°) yellow gold, circular case, metal-backed dial, Arabic numerals, signed LONGINES; the bracelet, also in 18K gold, with flexible mesh; folding clasp. Total gross weight: 30.2 gr. L: 17.2 cm As is, shocks, scratches, wear on the dial. Pds: $30.51

Estim. 700 - 1 400 EUR

Savonette pocket watch by Longines Switzerland, St. Imier, circa 1914. Yellow gold, marked 585. Finely engine-turned savonette case with circular central cartouche. Gold cuvette. White enamel dial with Arabic indices, small second and Breguet hands. Gilt 2/3 plate movement with crown winding and compensation balance. Plate signed and numbered 3022701, maker's mark of Ernest Francillon & Cie / Longines Watch Co. SA. D. approx. 53 mm. Total weight approx. 98.86 g. A Swiss hunter case pocket watch by Longines, circa 1914. Case and dome in 14 k gold. Mechanical movement with crown wind.

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