Longines Admiral Ultronic Vintage Ref. 2332 Blue Dial Archives extract

A fine Longines Vintage Ref. 2332 Blue Dial with Longines Archives extract

Model: Admiral Ultronic

Case: Stainless steel

Dial: Very well preserved Longines signed Blue Dial, with date function

Movement: tuning fork movement cal. 6312

Year: 1972

Condition: very good, comes with a new bracelet vintage style

Papers: Longines Archives Extract

Overview: A rare if ever seen reference from the legendary Swiss Brand founded by Auguste Agassiz in 1832.

The Longines Admiral Ultronic is a fascinating timepiece from the 1970s, featuring tuning fork technology, which was a revolutionary step in watch accuracy.

Released in the 1970s, the Longines Admiral Ultronic was part of the brand’s effort to embrace new electronic watch technology.

It utilized a tuning fork movement, similar to the Bulova Accutron, vibrating at 360 Hz to provide a smooth-sweeping second hand and exceptional accuracy.

The watch was marketed as a high-precision alternative to mechanical watches before quartz fully took over the industry.