*NOS* Vintage Longines Charleston Triple Date Moonphase Ref. 5219, Quartz Cal. L224.2, Gold Plated, NOS 1990s - DuMarko

Vintage Longines Charleston Triple Date Moonphase NOS Ref. 5219, Quartz Cal. L224.2, Gold Plated, 1990s

Name: Vintage Longines Charleston Triple Date Moonphase NOS Ref. 5219, Quartz Cal. L224.2, Gold Plated, 1990s
Brand: DuMarko
Price: 2390.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$2,390.00

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This vintage Longines Charleston Triple Date Moonphase Ref. 5219 is a well-preserved 1990s new old stock (NOS) example, combining classic calendar watch aesthetics with the practicality of a Swiss quartz movement.

The watch features a 32 mm gold plated case with a stainless steel case back, offering a refined and elegant presence on the wrist. It remains in NOS condition, accompanied by the original Longines tag — a detail that significantly enhances its collectability.

The dial displays a full triple calendar with moonphase complication, including:

Day and month apertures
Pointer date indication
Moonphase display

At its core is fully serviced and working Longines Caliber L224.2 quartz movement, known for its reliability, accuracy, and low maintenance, while still supporting the complete calendar functionality.

The watch is fitted with its original Longines strap, further confirming its preserved and untouched state.

Overall, this piece represents a rare opportunity to acquire a Longines Charleston Moonphase Triple Calendar in authentic NOS condition, with original details intact — a combination that is increasingly difficult to find on the market today.

CASE

Gold plated case
Stainless steel case back
Case diameter: 32 mm (excluding crown)
Classic round profile
Preserved in NOS condition
Reference: 5219

DIAL

Original dial in excellent NOS condition
Triple calendar layout:
- Day and month apertures at 12 o’clock
- Pointer date indication
Moonphase display at 6 o’clock
Clean, well-preserved surface
Signed “Longines”

MOVEMENT

Longines Caliber L224.2
Quartz movement
Triple calendar with moonphase complication
Swiss made
Accurate and low-maintenance.
Fully serviced and in working condition

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About Brand

Is Longines a popular vintage watch brand?

Yes, Longines is one of the oldest Swiss watch manufacturers still operating under its original name, founded in 1832. The brand is especially respected in the vintage watch market for its in-house movements, refined case designs, and long-standing role in professional timing. Vintage Longines watches are known for their balance between elegance and technical precision, making them highly desirable among collectors of classic Swiss watches.

Why is Longines important in vintage watch history?

Longines played a crucial role in aviation, navigation, and sports timing throughout the 20th century. The brand supplied chronographs and navigation watches to pilots and military forces, including well-known pilot watches from the 1930s and 1940s. Models powered by legendary movements such as the Longines 13ZN and 30CH chronograph calibers are considered milestones in vintage watchmaking and remain highly collectible today.

Are vintage Longines watches good for everyday wear?

Yes. Many vintage Longines watches were designed as reliable tool or dress watches intended for daily use. Time-only models powered by movements like the Longines caliber 12.68Z, 23Z, or 30L are especially well regarded for their durability and smooth operation. When properly serviced, a vintage Longines watch can be worn regularly while retaining its value as a collectible vintage watch.

What should collectors look for when buying a vintage Longines watch?

When purchasing a vintage watch from Longines, collectors should prioritize originality and correct configuration. Important details include:

Original dial with period-correct printing
Matching case reference and movement caliber
Correct Longines serial numbers
Signs of professional servicing

Longines movements are particularly valued for their high-quality finishing and technical sophistication, even in non-chronograph models.

Which vintage Longines models are most collectible?

Some of the most sought-after vintage Longines watches include:

Chronographs powered by the 13ZN or 30CH movements
Military and pilot watches from the 1930s–1940s
Classic dress watches from the 1940s–1960s with large steel cases
Early Longines Conquest and Flagship models

These watches are prized for their historical relevance, movement quality, and timeless design within the vintage watch market.

Are vintage Longines watches a good investment?

Longines offers strong value in the vintage watch segment. Compared to many high-profile luxury brands, vintage Longines watches often remain more accessible while offering true in-house movements and documented historical importance. Well-preserved examples, especially those with desirable calibers or original dials, show consistent collector demand and long-term appeal.

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All watches in our shop are in full working condition, having been professionally serviced by a certified watchmaker. Each watch undergoes a final inspection prior to shipping to ensure quality and reliability.

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Each watch purchased from us includes a warranty to ensure its quality and performance. The warranty covers movement and functional issues, with specific terms based on the type of watch (1 year for mechanical and automatic watches, 6 months for quartz watches). For more details, please visit this page.