LONGINES SILVER POCKET WATCH, REF. 2786394, EARLY 1900S CASE: silver with double caseback; on the outer surface of the innermost caseback engraved: "LONGINES/5 GRAND PRIX/PARIS-ANVERS-PARIS/MILAN/BRUXELLES"; maker's mark, reference and title with silver punch (rooster) visible on the inner surface of the outermost caseback; reference, title and silver punch (rooster) also legible on the inner surface of the innermost caseback DIAL: in white enamel with Arabic numerals signed: "Longines"; small auxiliary seconds dial with Arabic numerals placed at six o'clock MOVEMENT: hand-wound; mechanism signed: "LONGINES" with reference indicated DIAMETER: mm 44 WEIGHT: gr. 75 The watch has been meticulously kept and overhauled over time, but no guarantee is made of its current functioning or the presence of non-original parts or restorations

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