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+ | ====== Longines Lindbergh ====== | ||
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+ | The **Longines Lindbergh** is an [[hour angle watch]] by [[Longines]]. | ||
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+ | The American aviation pioneer Charles A. Lindbergh, who in [[1927]] had been the first to cross the Atlantic from New York to Paris with a single-engine airplane (" | ||
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+ | The brilliant design idea, how one could quickly synchronize the watch with the time signal on the radio by a central, rotating auxiliary dial, incidentally came, not by Lindbergh, but from the American commander and navigation instructor Philip van Horn Weems, after whose patent Longines had alread produced an appropriate watch in [[1927]]. (See [[Longines Weems]]). | ||
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+ | [[1987]], after Longines was acquired by the [[SMH]] Group, after a gap of several decades, again a collection of the [[hour angle watch]] was released to celebrate the 60th anniverary of Lindbergh' | ||
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+ | Due to the great interest in the original model, Longines in [[1990]] also published a limited re-edition of the original, which again had the same over-sized case format of Ø 47.5 mm. | ||
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+ | **Reference: | ||
+ | * 989.5215 steel | ||
+ | * 989.5216 [[gold]] | ||
+ | * L2.500.5.31.3 (Ø 33 mm), steel with gold [[bezel]] | ||
+ | * L2.500.6.11.2 (Ø 33 mm), [[gold]] | ||
+ | * L2.500.6.11.6 (Ø 33 mm), [[gold]] with [[gold]] bracelet | ||
+ | * L2.600.4.11.3 (Ø 47.5 mm) [[manual winding]], steel, limited to 1,000 pieces | ||
+ | * L2.601.4.11.2 (Ø 38 mm, L 614) Stahl | ||
+ | * L2.601.4.11.6 (Ø 38 mm), steel with steel bracelet | ||
+ | * L2.601.5.31.3 (Ø 38 mm), steel with gold [[bezel]] | ||
+ | * L2.601.6.11.2 (Ø 38 mm), [[gold]] | ||
+ | * L2.601.6.11.6 (Ø 38 mm), [[gold]] with [[gold]] bracelet | ||
+ | * L2.605.4.23.2, | ||
+ | * L2.607.4.71.2, | ||
+ | * L2.678.4.11.2 (Ø 47.5 mm) steel | ||
+ | * L2.678.6.11.2 (Ø 47.5 mm) [[yellow gold]] | ||
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+ | **Movement: | ||
+ | * [[Self-winding]], | ||
+ | * Also calibre L 614 (basis [[ETA 2892-A2]]), Longines Calibre L 628.1, L 989.2 | ||
+ | * //Ø 47.5 mm // | ||
+ | * Calibre L 699.2, 28,800 A/h | ||
+ | * 24 [[jewels]], | ||
+ | * [[Power reserve]] 42 h | ||
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+ | **Case:** | ||
+ | * [[Stainless steel]], steel/ | ||
+ | * Ø 38 mm, H 13.5 mm (re-edition of the original Ø 47.5 mm, H 16.2 mm) | ||
+ | * Bidirectional rotating [[bezel]] with engraved scale for the calculation of the longitudes | ||
+ | * Domed [[mineral glass]] / present model [[sapphire crystal]] | ||
+ | * Caseback in [[gold]] with sighting window in domed [[mineral glass]] and hinged lid in steel | ||
+ | * [[Waterproof]] to 3 atm | ||
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+ | **Dial:** | ||
+ | * White with minute track | ||
+ | * Black roman numerals, blue, black and red arabic numerals | ||
+ | * [[Blued]] [[Breguet hand]]s | ||
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+ | **Functions: | ||
+ | * Hours, minutes, [[central seconds]] | ||
+ | * Turning dial for the calculation of the hour angle for navigation | ||
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+ | **Bracelet: | ||
+ | * Crocodile leather strap with extension, [[tang-type buckle]] | ||
+ | * Optional solid, finely structured stainless steel bracelet with clasp | ||
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+ | ===== Literature ===== | ||
+ | * [[Das ZEITGEFÜHL-Uhrenbuch]]; | ||
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