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Their watches aren't very well known today because it's over 30 years since they stopped manufactire
entirely in England
You can see the same finish on the components of the swan-neck regulator on the balance cock
The watch was designed to withstand the harsh environment of a military airplane - it was constructed in such a way as to shield the mechanism from the strong magnetic fields which were present: the dial is made of iron and considerably thicker than that found on a regular watch
10011 is the unique reference number for this watch and /42 refers to 1942
Longines chronograph (ref 6552-3) Current Collection Their watches aren't very wellThis is a super Longines chronograph from 1962, it is powered by Longines in house 30CH chronograph movement, which is widely regarded as the best manual wind chronograph movement ever made. It's certainly the nicest stock finishing on a chronograph movement that I've ever seen indeed the level of finish is extraordinary the steel work is beautifully grained with the edges broken and polished. The original silvered dial is in very good condition it