[FredyB34]

Hello, some weeks ago I bought a nice looking Longines Quartz.
Could anyone help me on identifying the model as well as what module it should use?

For the price I paid, I figured not everything would be 100%, when I opened it up, I saw that it uses a Ronda 751, which seems to be fitted in. So if anyone know what is the correct movement, let me know, as well as any other info you might have on it.

Thanks!

 

[mikeyt_53]

It looks like the model # is written across the case back below the words "Base Metal Bezel". Your photo isn't clear enough for me to read it but once you have done so, follow the instructions in this "STICKY" located at the top of the Longines forum.

The Ronda 751 4 jewel quartz isn't a bad movement at all. For a quartz movement, its actually repairable, has a 7 yr battery life estimate and it has a battery saving function when you pull out the stem. I suspect the watch is legit if only because a copied / fake watch wouldn't use a decent quartz movement such as the Ronda 751.

 

[BunkerBoy]

I think it is a legitimate Longines ladies quartz watch probably from the 1970's or 1980's.

 

[CometHunter]

I think so too. Looking at the quartz module, I see it was made by RONDA. Chances are that a counterfeit would just have a cheap crap movement.