Laco Presents Classic Timepiece

Laco Presents Classic Timepiece 
Laco Presents Classic Timepiece

The novelty Classic, released by the German watch company Laco, made in the style of Bauhaus. This is the High School of Building and Styling that existed in Germany from 1919 to 1933, and Art Association, which arose in this institution, and the corresponding direction in architecture.

Laco Presents Classic Timepiece
Laco Presents Classic Timepiece

 

The Classic watch is released in two versions: the first version operates on the base of the hand- wound mechanism. This is a modified calibe LACO 04 - ETA 2804-2. Another version is equipped with an automatic caliber  of LACO 92 - ETA 2892 -A2.
The case with a diameter of 40 mm and a thickness of 8.9 mm made of steel. The white dial is marked by black Arabic numerals, hands to indicate the hours, minutes and seconds, as well as the date aperture at the 6 o’clock position. On the front side of the case and its back cover is installed a sapphire.The model comes on a black or brown leather strap. To buy the Classic watch by Laco is possible at a price of for 998 Euros.

 

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