Re: 2011 Laco Special Edition Project - GENERAL DISCUSSION
Dear Friends, I'd like to see a watch that takes the general thrust of Laco's watches and moves it in a different direction and the best area for this IMHO are the Marine stopwatches. Now, I realize we are talking about a standard, sweeping second hand watch, but I'd love to explore the single-handed, Marine stopwatches as a starting point for a more standard three-handed watch ... or a regulator if that is doable with the movement in question. (I have no idea.) If it is within the rules, I am pasting in the link to the image of the Submarine Hunters watch at Herr Knirim's page: http://www.knirim.de/a0501vor.jpg These were used to time torpedoes, etc. Wouldn't this be a great starting point for a watch with real Laco DNA, but a totally different look?
Dear Friends, I'd like to see a watch that takes the general thrust of Laco's watches and moves it in a different direction and the best area for this IMHO are the Marine stopwatches. Now, I realize we are talking about a standard, sweeping second hand watch, but I'd love to explore the single-handed, Marine stopwatches as a starting point for a more standard three-handed watch ... or a regulator if that is doable with the movement in question. (I have no idea.) If it is within the rules, I am pasting in the link to the image of the Submarine Hunters watch at Herr Knirim's page: http://www.knirim.de/a0501vor.jpg These were used to time torpedoes, etc. Wouldn't this be a great starting point for a watch with real Laco DNA, but a totally different look?