Longines, Rare Czech WWII Military Pilot's Watch, Never Commissioned, Stainless Steel, Manual Wind, Ref. 3582, Circa 1938 Case: 40x52 mm, stainless steel, three body, tonneau, with bi-directional reeded bezel incorporating luminous arrow, fixed lug bars, and snap back, No. 20067/101 Dial: matte black, with outer "railroad track" minute track, luminous Arabic numerals, and sub seconds dial; skeletonized spade hour/minute hands with luminous inserts, and steel baton seconds hand Movement: Longines caliber 15.94 manual wind, 15 jewels, Swiss lever, with gilt finish, No. 5663899 Band: leather NATO-style strap Signed: Longines on dial and movement This rare timepiece was produced for the Czech military prior to the German occupation, and was never commissioned. It is accompanied by a Longines Extract from the Archives confirming its reference number, movement caliber, and December, 1938, invoice to the Kohn Company, which was Longines' agent in Prague. HID03101242017

Type: Longines, Rare Czech WWII Military Pilot's Watch, Never Commissioned, Stainless Steel, Manual Wind, Ref. 3582, Circa 1938
Signed: Longines on dial and movement
Model: Czech Military Pilot's Watch, Ref. 3582
Dial: matte black, with outer "railroad track" minute track, luminous Arabic numerals, and sub seconds dial
Hands: skeletonized spade hour/minute hands with luminous inserts, and steel baton seconds hand
Metal: stainless steel
Case: #20067/101
Case Info: three body, tonneau, with bi-directional reeded bezel incorporating luminous arrow, fixed lug bars, and snap back
Case Length: 52 mm lug to lug
Case Width: 40 mm across
Crystal: glass
Watch Movement: Longines caliber 15.94 manual wind, 15 jewels, Swiss lever, with gilt finish, No. 5663899
Band: leather NATO-style strap
Circa: 1938
Condition: Very good, well-preserved condition overall. Dial shows light, even patina, and both dial and hands retain their luminous paint. Case shows sharp details, crisp functional bi-directional bezel, and surface scratches consistent with age. Running, but service is recommended.