商品説明
This is a Longines Admiral HF, commemorating the 1972 Munich Olympic Games in Germany.
This particular model was released to commemorate the Olympics, and the case back features an Olympic commemorative engraving and the Munich Olympics logo.
The Admiral HF is a model equipped with a high-beat movement.
HF is an abbreviation meaning High Frequency.
The movement is Cal.6952, with a frequency of 28,800 vibrations/hour, a manual winding function, a quick-set date function, and a hack function at the zero position.
The Cal.6952 is characterized by its hack function, where pulling the crown out two clicks causes the second hand to continue moving until it reaches the zero position, and then it stops.
Pushing the crown back to its original position restarts it.
This is a convenient function for setting the seconds to match a time signal.
It's interesting that such a mechanism was devised at a time when people commonly set the seconds according to time signals.
The dial is silver-toned with a vertical hairline finish, giving it a subtle sheen.
The second hand is black, and the hour and minute hands also have black paint and luminous material for good visibility.
The case is made of stainless steel, and the case back is a screw-back type.
The crown features the 'LONGINES' logo and the 'winged hourglass' logo.
With its slim manual winding and well-balanced design, and a lug-to-lug length of 40.2mm, this model looks great on the wrist.
How to operate Caliber 6952
How to pull the crown: Gently pull the crown out by inserting your fingernail between the case and the crown.
Pulling the crown too forcefully may cause it to come out. Please pull it gently.
To prevent damage to the crown, please remove the watch from your wrist before operating it.
Gentle operation can reduce stress on the crown.
Manual winding: Rotate upwards with the crown in the normal position.
Time setting: Pull the crown out two clicks, rotate downwards.
When the second hand reaches the zero position with the crown pulled out two clicks, the second hand stops.
Quick-set date: Pull the crown out one click, rotate upwards.
Performing the quick-set operation when the watch is indicating '9 PM to 2 AM' will cause a malfunction.
It is recommended to set the time to around 6 AM before performing the quick-set operation.
Condition
This watch has been overhauled and exterior finished by our store.
The strap has been replaced with a new CASSIS strap, so you can enjoy using it comfortably.
The dial has some minor dirt and a yellowish tint on the edge near 3 o'clock, but it is hardly noticeable.
Due to its age, it is not water-resistant.
Please avoid wearing it on rainy or hot days.
Also, please be careful of impacts and magnetic fields.
| Year of Manufacture | 1972 |
|---|---|
| Model | 2304 1 |
| Movement |
Automatic (with manual winding) |
| Material | Stainless steel case |
| Size | Width: 36.6mm (excluding crown) Length: 40.2mm (including lugs) Thickness: 10mm |
| Bracelet | New CASSIS leather strap, 18mm (calfskin/black) Aftermarket buckle |
| Overhaul Date | Performed February 2024 |
| Condition |
Non-waterproof [Case] Small scratches remain after polishing[Case back] Scuffs, light scratches, and partial paint loss [Crystal] Small scratches remain after polishing [Dial] Small stains and yellowing on the edge near 3 o'clock [Hands] Dullness and small stains present |
| Accessories | No accessories Includes our store's 100-day warranty |
