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Laco: Legacy of the Luftwaffe, Spirit of the Modern Tool Watch

by Brent Robillard In the world of tool watches, few names carry the weight of history quite like Laco. Founded in 1925 in the German watchmaking town of Pforzheim, Laco was one of the original five manufacturers commissioned to build B-Uhr pilot watches for the Luftwaffe during the Second World War. Today, Laco blends that utilitarian legacy with thoughtful, contemporary watchmaking—producing timepieces that are both … Continue reading Laco: Legacy of the Luftwaffe, Spirit of the Modern Tool Watch

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The Hanhart 417 ES Flyback Heritage – A Classic Reignited

by Brent Robillard Historic revival Over the years, we’ve had the pleasure of covering a number of Hanhart’s modern releases—from the 415 ES Iconic to both versions of the 417 ES 1954. Each time, we’ve come away impressed not only by the brand’s technical execution but also by the way it weaves historical storytelling into contemporary watchmaking. That tradition continues with the new 417 ES … Continue reading The Hanhart 417 ES Flyback Heritage – A Classic Reignited

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