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Laco Watch Company - A Brand Highlight with a Family Perspective
Sometime around 1992, when I was in the seventh grade, my father presented me with the gift of a new watch. I had started in a new school, entering into a new phase of adolescence, pressed with the task of making new friends and fitting in. The watch was nothing extravagant, a simple Victorinox Swiss Army watch, grey plastic case with the classic white dial, luminous hands, enameled red bezel and a canvas strap with a leather buckle. Despite its quotidian standard, it was mine, and receiving it felt somewhat like a rite of passage, like the old-timey schoolboy who wears trousers for the first time, at last too mature for knee-socks and britches. It was also a considerable step up from the rubber Casio I had been wearing, with the sallow, miniature incandescent lightbulb inside ¡ª the 80's had ended, after all.A few modern Laco’s that pay tribute to their pastMy father has always been a man of subdued taste, with a preference for blue jeans weathered by shop oil, white t-shirts, go

Photo Report: The Paneristi 15th Anniversary Event With Panerai
This past weekend Paneristi celebrated its 15th Anniversary at a private residence and gallery in TriBeCa. HODINKEE was there to witness the excitement, as the North American President of Panerai, Rafael Alvarez, revealed the special edition Luminor Base Logo PAM00634 in honor of the celebration. It was a special night for all of those who attended, in particular the founders of Paneristi. The room was full of Panerai enthusiasts and collectors who mingled amongst a fantastic collection of vintage Panerai wristwatches belonging to a private collection. 1 OF 16 2 OF 163 OF 16 Mare Nostrum PAM300 4 OF 16 6152/1 "Marina Militare" Made In 1955, 47 MM 5 OF 16 6 OF 16 3646 With Anonymous "Kampfschwimmer" Dial Made In 1943/1944, 47 MM 7 OF 16 6154 "Radiomir Panerai"/"Piccolo Egiziano" Made In 1954, 47 MM 8 OF 169 OF 16 3646 "California Dial" Made In 1944, 47

15300 and sub 7in wrist ?
Hi everyoneJut wanted to know how was the feel of a 15300 on a sub 7in wrist. I spent some time visiting the AD close to my place today it in the flesh, but none in stock, considering it's discontinued, there will probably be no more to try.My wrist is 6 3/4 and felt the 15400 was a tad too big, even with my flat wrist. People with similar wrist, how is the 15300 feeling, comfort and look ?Thanks everyone.

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WG Sub or WG GMTII ?
Hey Guys , Trying to decide between the Smurf ( WG sub 116619LB ) or the WG GMT II ( 116719 BLRO) !For background I own SS white Daytona ( old non ceramic model ) and black SS sub ( 116610LN ).Anyway tried both on at AD and preferred the Smurf but the the AD said I should get the GMT seeing at I already owned a Sub and this would provide some variety to my collection. I have always drooled over the smurf so I kind of know the answer but wanted to hear the opinions of fellow fanatics.Thanks in advance for opinions.