Longines Chronograph "Singer Dial" Ref. 8226Most watch collectors are familiar with the iconic Rolex Daytona featuring the "Exotic dial," with its art deco design elements" However, Rolex wasnt the only brand to benefit from the expertise of the Singer dial factory in the late 1960s and '70s. As a leader in the market, Singer sometimes adapted its designs, and the distinctive style subdials can be found on watches from brands beyond Rolex. In this instance, we have a stunning example of a

revealing the yellow gold base

- Matte Mk4 dial

1803s were produced in pink gold

it comes with its original inner and outer boxes—plus

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' While this was the first time Rolex officially used the term 'Maxi

- Silver dial with gold indexes and blue date scale

We have found an unusual looking one here

2 movement number 385xx

Where the Day-Date is considered Rolex's prestige model

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We truly love the opaline dial with beaded minute track and dauphine hands – the look is so refined