Hi guys, Up for sale today is a beautiful vintage Longines timepiece from around 1958, with the following description: Brand: Longines Model: Conquest Reference: 9007 > **TLDR: A vintage Longines Conquest reference 9007 from 1958 with gold capped case & original dial in overall average condition that present nicely on the wrist, available at $725 shipped.** **Description:** \- Dial: The dial remains in its original, unaltered state and, while it shows signs of aging, it remains quite impressive. The golden hour markers reflect sunlight beautifully, making the dial truly eye-catching. \- Hands: The watch features the original set of hands that match perfectly with the markers. \- Case: The watch comes with its original gold-capped case, measuring 35mm in diameter. The case exhibits visible facets and some light scratches here and there. The fish medallion and all the text on the caseback are in good shape. Inside the caseback, you will find engravings of the Longines logo and the reference number 9007. \- Movement: This timepiece is powered by the original Longines calibre 19ASD, which was freshly serviced by my watchmaker in July 2023. It winds pleasantly and keeps good time. (About the movement: “Based on the manual wind caliber 8.68N from the 1930's, Longines used an excenter winding apparatus similar to the pellaton system employed by IWC to create the 19A. This was a much more refined and better decorated (all the bridges were rhodium plated) movement than the predecessor.”) \- Crown: Replacement unsigned crown. \- Glass: The glass is unsigned and has been polished during the servicing. \- Straps and buckle: The watch comes with aftermarket straps and buckle. Price: $725 firm, which includes: \- Worldwide shipping with EMS 5-7 days deliver. \- 100% value parcel insurance with Secursus. All sales are final. If you need more pictures or videos, feel free to ask. I am always willing to supply more and won't complain. If you have any questions or requests regarding the sale or myself, please don't hesitate to ask. I'm happy to answer all your queries. I have some humble references here: Harry. Cheers, Harry