Very rare and early Longines Military trench watch, caliber 12.92 from 1915.

The condition of the watch is extraordinary, sienna / ocher color lumen in the hands and numerals, no open marks in the bisel, condition of the case is very good.

The Porcelain dial is immaculate, without any hairline, something really hard to find in a 102 years old watch and also the original crystal glass in almost new condition, beautiful Luminous style blue steel original hands.

The serial number of the movement match with the case, dated this WWI Longines according Longines records: " The original serial number 3'094'718 identifies a wristwatch in metal. It is fitted with a Longines manually wound mechanical movement, caliber 12.92. It was invoiced on 30 November 1915 to the company Perusset, which was at that time our agent for France.

Excellent quality thin Longines caliber 12.92 manual wind movement with Breguet over-coil blue steel hairspring and 15 jewels signed Longines with the winged hourglass symbol stamped on the balance bridge, created in 1903, one of the most reliable handmade craft movements.