Up for sale is a watch I’ll likely regret letting go, my dual signed Longines Record reference 504042. This cushion case watch from the early 70s has a stunning and minty metallic gray dial with indices that come to life in the light. Case appears to be in unpolished condition but in excellent shape. [Video](https://imgur.com/a/pqp3HYX) [Timestamp](https://i.imgur.com/HMdYoMe.jpeg) What drew me to this watch is the fact that there are two logos, both Longines and Record. I believe this was only done for only a short time after Longines acquired Record. I reached out to Longines for an Extract from the Archives for this piece, but they said they don’t have detailed records of watches made at the Record factory that was just down the road from the Longines factory. I will provide the email in the sale. Per Longines, this watch is powered by the ETA 2622 movement. Previous owner had the watch serviced. There is one crack on the domed acrylic crystal around the 4 o’clock mark. I’m not sure if it goes all the way through, but it’s mostly unnoticed when wearing. I tried my best to take pictures that accurately depict wear. ~36mm case width 40mm lug to lug 19mm lug width 10.4mm thick including domed acrylic Included are two leather straps, one brand new green waxy leather strap from Tuns, and another lighter brown strap. All original parts including the Record signed crown. Looking for $599 shipped to CONUS via Zelle, Venmo, or PayPal. Trades not preferred. Thanks!