LONGINES Trench Watch

─ A Marvel Handed Down Across a Century ─

A Longines trench watch, born in the 1910s amid the First World War.
A precious timepiece that captures the very moment in history when the pocket watch gave way to the wristwatch.

─ A Porcelain Dial with the Lustrous Sheen Unique to Ceramic ─

The porcelain dial has been beautifully preserved, free of any conspicuous cracks.
The red “XII” at 12 o’clock provides a classic accent, lending it timeless dignity.

─ Classic Details Emblematic of Its Era ─

Movable wire lugs, a charming onion crown, and beautiful blued steel hands.
It distills a delicate, deeply evocative beauty found only in vintage watches.

─ A Historic Caliber That Still Keeps True Time ─

The movement is the celebrated early Longines Cal.13.34.
As its serial number “342****” attests, it is a remarkable piece in which craftsmanship from more than 100 years ago still lives on.