1918 Longines for Tiffany & Co. Caliber 13.33 Mens Single Button World War I Military Chronograph Watch - Sterling Silver Roberto Paggio The diamond bezel is white

The diamond bezel is white and fully of fire

Durable and simple - its 12 moving non-date parts don't require usual watch maintenance and repair

Retains strong hallmarks on the left side

We were able to get them to show up very clearly to show them in the photographs

Year made: 1987

1918 Longines for Tiffany & Co. Caliber 13.33 Mens Single Button World War I Military Chronograph Watch - Sterling Silver Roberto Paggio The diamond bezel is whiteToday's showcases this very collectable and rare caliber 13. 33 late World War I era chronograph. First developed in 1913, like many chronograph pocket watches, the 13. 33 relies on a single pusher to start, start and reset the chronograph. Invoiced by Longines on October 19th, 1918 to the A. Wittnauer Company, it was retailed through Tiffany & Co. significantly adding to its desirability. While some of the dials for these watches contained colorful