Selling my Longines Heritage Diver 1967 Chronograph, one of Longines' most underrated chronographs in my opinion.
An absolute gem of a timepiece. I spent the summer wearing it in rotation with a few other favourites and this is one I actually considered keeping.
The domed sapphire crystal almost magnifies what is an extremely well-finished dial with beautiful subtle microtextures. The red bezel complements the fine red accents on the dial perfectly. Point some light at it and the dial really comes alive, especially with the lume!
I particularly enjoyed wearing this on a nylon strap, so if you have one lying around I'd definitely recommend trying it. Looks phenomenal on the original steel bracelet too.
Good cosmetic condition:
Light signs of casual wear on the case and bracelet, but nothing obtrusive. Overall the watch presents beautifully.
The red bezel insert has a few very tiny marks around the 10 o'clock area, but you really have to look for them to notice.
The domed sapphire crystal is pristine and unmarked.
Very good mechanical condition (timegrapher tested across 5 positions):
Approximately -4 to +1 sec/day depending on position, 242° to 260° amplitude, and 0.0 to 0.3 ms beat error.
The Longines automatic chronograph movement is performing very well overall, with excellent accuracy, very low beat error and impressive consistency across all five tested positions.
Chronograph functions as expected.
Comes full set with:
Ref. L2.808.4.52.6
Note that the box is absolutely gigantic hence the higher postage price.