Collection: Longines Watches

Which reference, serial, movement and dial details help identify the Longines watch?

For Longines watches, label each item clearly and note reference number, movement type, and purchase or service records. Photograph dial, case-back number, crown, clasp, box and warranty card; do not rely on a nickname or one group photograph.

How should case, dial, movement and bracelet issues be documented for the Longines watch?

For Longines watches, show the item in full, then photograph the exact location of each issue and note timekeeping, calendar and chronograph functions, and wear to the case and clasp. Do not polish the watch to conceal scratches.

Should the Longines watch be left untreated before an in-person review?

For Longines watches, do not polish the watch to conceal scratches. Photograph the original condition before deciding whether any treatment would alter verifiable details.

How should the Longines watch and box, papers, warranty card and spare links be kept under the correct item details?

Before arranging a review of the Longines watch, use one label and one image sequence per item. Photograph boxes, cards, labels, receipts and other accessories separately, and state whether each pairing is verified.