3 - LONGINES - “Master Collection GMT” wristwatch. Automatic movement (caliber L635.6) with GMT function. 38.5-mm-diameter stainless steel case. Water-resistant to 3 atm. Sapphire crystal. Silver-tone dial with “barley grain” texture and Arabic numeral hour markers. Blue hands. Date window at 3 o’clock. GMT function operated by a rotating bezel graduated over 24 hours. Second fixed bezel displaying 24 major cities. Brown leather strap with a folding clasp.

LONGINES - “Master Collection GMT” wristwatch. Automatic movement (caliber L635.6) with GMT function. 38.5-mm-diameter stainless steel case. Water-resistant to 3 atm. Sapphire crystal. Silver-tone dial with “barley grain” texture and Arabic numeral hour markers. Blue hands. Date window at 3 o’clock. GMT function operated by a rotating bezel graduated over 24 hours. Second fixed bezel displaying 24 major cities. Brown leather strap with a folding clasp. Watch was functioning at the time of appraisal (the rotating GMT bezel operated intermittently). Good overall condition (minor scratches from normal wear). Sold as a full set (box, outer box, warranty card, and papers. The cushion is missing). In Saint-Imier, in the Swiss Jura, Auguste Agassiz helped found a watchmaking firm in 1832 that would become Longines. His nephew Ernest Francillon transformed the company and, in 1867, had a factory built at a place called “Les Longines.” The name has remained, as has the winged hourglass, which has become its emblem. The brand has distinguished itself through the precision of its movements, its timing of sporting events, and its timepieces designed for aviators. This dual heritage—both technical and elegant—has been a hallmark of its collections since the 19th century and explains Longines’ standing among Switzerland’s historic watchmakers. Specific Terms of Sale: Please note that all watches are sold “as is.” No warranty is provided regarding their operating condition; therefore, a service is recommended. Some watches have been opened to identify the type and quality of the movement—including water-resistant models—so buyers are advised to consult a watchmaker to have the watch’s water resistance tested.