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177 - This Longines "TV" Quartz, reference 960 6182, is a 1979 model featuring the in-house L960.2 quartz movement. With a 29.5 mm diameter stainless steel case and a silver dial with baton hour markers, it embodies the era when the Swiss manufacturer embraced quartz technology with elegance and restraint. The L960.2 quartz movement ensures reliable accuracy. The steel case, only 5.2 mm thick, features the dress watch profile of the 1970s. Mineral crystal. The brown leather strap and its pin buckle are from a later period. The watch underwent a full service at Longines in July 2026, ensuring it is in optimal working order. The overall condition is very good: signs of wear on the case, dial, bezel, and crystal are barely visible, reflecting the care this piece has received. Sold as a watch only, without the original case or papers. This TV Quartz captures the essence of Longines’ minimalist 1970s design—a collector’s watch for those who appreciate the understated elegance of the early Swiss quartz era.
This Longines "TV" Quartz, reference 960 6182, is a 1979 model featuring the in-house L960.2 quartz movement. With a 29.5 mm diameter stainless steel case and a silver dial with baton hour markers, it embodies the era when the Swiss manufacturer embraced quartz technology with elegance and restraint. The L960.2 quartz movement ensures reliable accuracy. The steel case, only 5.2 mm thick, features the dress watch profile of the 1970s. Mineral crystal. The brown leather strap and its pin buckle are from a later period. The watch underwent a full service at Longines in July 2026, ensuring it is in optimal working order. The overall condition is very good: signs of wear on the case, dial, bezel, and crystal are barely visible, reflecting the care this piece has received. Sold as a watch only, without the original case or papers. This TV Quartz captures the essence of Longines’ minimalist 1970s design—a collector’s watch for those who appreciate the understated elegance of the early Swiss quartz era.