Longines Calatrava Tre Tacche Circa 1942
Beautiful Longines Calatrava Tre Tacche from 1942
This example features stunning applied Breguet numerals, adding a touch of elegance to its otherwise robust case design. Personally, I find these smaller cases with flat bezels to look incredibly refined. This one has aged beautifully and is running very accurately. The caseback reveals that it was issued to a U.S. Coast Guard official, which adds even more character—I like to think it saw some action before being tucked away in a drawer.
The combination of Breguet numerals and a sub-dial at 6 o’clock has always been a winner. Its smaller case size gives it a refined and under-the-radar presence. This one is powered by the caliber 10Z, and with a serial number dating it to 1942, it’s hard to believe this beauty is over 80 years old.
Case and Bracelet:
The case is in crisp original condition, a new crystal has been fitted. The crown is correct and the lugs remain thick and even, the original brushing can be seen all across the case.
Dial & Hands:
The dial has some normal wear all around, the breguet numerals have a brass colored tone. The subdial retains all it’s numbers and the text and minute track remain complete and readable.
Beautiful Longines Calatrava Tre Tacche from 1942
This example features stunning applied Breguet numerals, adding a touch of elegance to its otherwise robust case design. Personally, I find these smaller cases with flat bezels to look incredibly refined. This one has aged beautifully and is running very accurately. The caseback reveals that it was issued to a U.S. Coast Guard official, which adds even more character—I like to think it saw some action before being tucked away in a drawer.
The combination of Breguet numerals and a sub-dial at 6 o’clock has always been a winner. Its smaller case size gives it a refined and under-the-radar presence. This one is powered by the caliber 10Z, and with a serial number dating it to 1942, it’s hard to believe this beauty is over 80 years old.
Case and Bracelet:
The case is in crisp original condition, a new crystal has been fitted. The crown is correct and the lugs remain thick and even, the original brushing can be seen all across the case.
Dial & Hands:
The dial has some normal wear all around, the breguet numerals have a brass colored tone. The subdial retains all it’s numbers and the text and minute track remain complete and readable.
Beautiful Longines Calatrava Tre Tacche from 1942
This example features stunning applied Breguet numerals, adding a touch of elegance to its otherwise robust case design. Personally, I find these smaller cases with flat bezels to look incredibly refined. This one has aged beautifully and is running very accurately. The caseback reveals that it was issued to a U.S. Coast Guard official, which adds even more character—I like to think it saw some action before being tucked away in a drawer.
The combination of Breguet numerals and a sub-dial at 6 o’clock has always been a winner. Its smaller case size gives it a refined and under-the-radar presence. This one is powered by the caliber 10Z, and with a serial number dating it to 1942, it’s hard to believe this beauty is over 80 years old.
Case and Bracelet:
The case is in crisp original condition, a new crystal has been fitted. The crown is correct and the lugs remain thick and even, the original brushing can be seen all across the case.
Dial & Hands:
The dial has some normal wear all around, the breguet numerals have a brass colored tone. The subdial retains all it’s numbers and the text and minute track remain complete and readable.
Movement: Cal.10L
Style: Dress Watch
Model: Tre Tacche
Reference–
Lug Width: 16mm
Case: Stainless Steel
Dial: Cream Breguet
Diameter: 30.5mm
Accessories: None
Mechanical Guarantee:1 Year
