





Longines Women's Dress Watch
A sculpted geometric case and an integrated bracelet give this 1974 Longines women's dress watch its jewelry-like character. Brushed gold-tone surfaces frame a silver sunburst dial with slim applied markers and a quiet two-hand layout, while the fully serviced hand-wound movement preserves the mechanical character of this compact Swiss watch.
Geometry, brushing and polished accents
The gold-tone case has a distinctive sculpted shape, with a compact profile and strong vintage lines. Brushing adds texture to the case, while polished accents around the crystal provide contrast. The crown has a signed-style appearance; its individual signature is not confirmed. A shaped acrylic crystal follows the case design. Gold-tone identifies the appearance without establishing solid gold, a particular plating process or the underlying metal.
The integrated bracelet
Brushed gold-tone links flow directly into the case, giving the bracelet and watch head a unified form. That connection is one of the most useful details when considering its wearing character: this design reads as a bracelet watch rather than a conventional small case on a strap. The matching finish supports its formal appearance.
Silver sunburst and applied markers
The silver sunburst dial catches the light through its radial finish. Slim gold-tone applied hour markers and the Longines signature keep the layout clear, with two hands displaying hours and minutes. There is no seconds hand in the confirmed configuration. The contrast of silver dial and warm markers gives the face definition while retaining the restrained arrangement of ladies dress watches.
Hand-wound Longines movement
The Longines mechanical movement is manually wound and has been fully serviced. A regular winding routine is part of wearing manual-wind watches, with this simple hours-and-minutes display keeping attention on the case and bracelet design.
1974 design, condition and warranty
This example dates to 1974, within the period when compact women's watches often combined geometric cases with integrated bracelets. The sculpted case, brushed links and silver sunburst face express the character of 1970s vintage watches. The watch is used and supplied with a 12-month warranty.
Technical Details
| Brand | Longines |
|---|---|
| Model | Women's Dress Watch |
| Brand Origin | Switzerland |
| Origin | Switzerland |
| Gender | Women's |
| Production Year | 1974 |
| Dial Color | Silver |
| Case Finish / Coating | Brushed gold-tone appearance with polished accents; substrate not specified |
| Crystal | Shaped acrylic crystal |
| Crown | Signed-style appearance; signature not independently confirmed |
| Movement Type | Manual Winding |
| Functions | Hours and minutes; two hands |
| Bracelet | Integrated brushed gold-tone bracelet |
| Condition | Used; Fully serviced vintage condition |
| Fully Serviced | Yes |
| Warranty | 12-month warranty |
| Movement | Longines hand-wound mechanical movement |
| Case Style | Geometric ladies dress-watch case |
| Dial | Silver sunburst; slim gold-tone applied hour markers; Longines signature |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When was this vintage watch produced?
The recorded production year for this watch is 1974. See the product description and photographs for more details about this individual example.
What movement does this watch use?
This watch uses a manually wound mechanical movement, wound by turning the crown.For movement-specific operating instructions, please contact Vintage Watch Studio.
What servicing or checks are carried out before sale?
Our manually wound mechanical watches are serviced before sale, including movement inspection, cleaning, lubrication and regulation as appropriate.Please see the listing for any additional work or measured performance specific to this watch.
Do the photographs show this actual vintage watch?
Yes. The photographs show the individual watch in this listing rather than a generic stock image. Please review the images and description for visible wear, condition and disclosed replacement parts. Age alone does not establish originality.
Can I wear this vintage watch in water?
Do not assume a vintage watch is water-resistant, even if it originally carried a water-resistance marking. Unless this individual watch has an explicitly confirmed, current water-resistance test in its listing, keep it away from swimming, showering and other water exposure.
Does this watch include a warranty?
Yes. Every watch sold by Vintage Watch Studio includes a 12-month warranty, whether mechanical or quartz. Coverage and exclusions are governed by our warranty terms.
Can I still buy this exact watch?
This individual vintage watch is no longer available. Since watches are individually sourced, an identical example cannot be guaranteed.







