New Watch Collection - Laco Vintage

German watch company Laco, founded in 1925 in Pforzheim, has released a new series of watches Laco Vintage. Models from this series are made in vintage style, as noted in the title.

Laco Vintage watch
Laco Vintage watch

Laco Vintage watch
Laco Vintage watch

Laco Vintage watch
Laco Vintage watch

The design of the watch in every element is provided in detail. White or black dials of the novelties include hour-markers and Arabic numerals, three central hands to indicate the hours, minutes and seconds. At the "12 o'clock" is the brand’s logo, while the label 6 o’clock - the number of gems that are assembled the mechanism.

Laco Vintage watches
Laco Vintage watches

Domed dials, closed by a hardened acrylic glass, are inserted in a round case in diameter of 34 or 38 mm. The models come on leather straps in different shades. The models are equipped with an automatic mechanism Miyota 9015. The watch water resistant - 50 meters.

Laco Vintage watch caseback
Laco Vintage watch caseback

To buy the Laco Vintage watch is possible in a gift box, in which there is a special fabric and glass polishing paste. The price of the novelty - 498 EUR.

Official site of Laco.

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