Longines 40736

Longines 40736 19mm 18k white gold Silver

Longines 40736 19mm 18k white gold Silver 1

Longines 40736 19mm 18k white gold Silver 2

Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

Condition-

Year of Production1960

Case Size19mm

Case Material18k white gold

Dial ColorSilver

Bracelet/StrapWhite gold

Movement TypeManual

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationItaly

Estimates 1,057 - 1,374 USD

Sale Price

Description

Longines vintage ladies watch 1960/70s

Dimensions: weight 46 gr. in 18kt white gold, ref. 40736, 19 mm round case. bezel with huit-huit cut diamonds, silvered dial with indexes, mechanical movement with manual winding, caliber 320, original white gold braided mesh bracelet, length 18 cm. signed case, dial and movement

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