Navy Watches CASABLANCA 39 862115 Watch

The Watch

German watchmaker Laco has been renowned since 1925 for its exceptional craftsmanship. Inspired by aviation, the brand delivers timepieces that are both on-trend and elegantly refined. Today, meet the CASABLANCA from the Navy Watches collection - a vintage model that masterfully blends retro design with understated class. It features a round stainless steel case with a matte finish, a 39 mm diameter, and a 11.55 mm thickness. A sapphire crystal shields the dial from daily shocks and scratches. At 3 o'clock, a screw-down crown lets you adjust the hands and functions. Water-resistant to 5 ATM (50 meters), thanks to its screw-down caseback, this watch is a stunning piece of horological jewelry.

The Dial

This timepiece features a round, white dial. At its center, three sword-shaped hands sweep gracefully past the hour markers - Arabic numerals, indices, and a railroad minute track - to indicate hours, minutes, and seconds. A date window sits at 6 o'clock. For visibility in low-light conditions, the dial is coated with SuperLuminova C3 luminescent material. The brand's signature appears beneath the 12 o'clock index.

The Movement

This watch is powered by a Laco 21 automatic movement, based on the Japanese Miyota 821A caliber. It delivers a quality analog display, precisely and reliably indicating hours, minutes, and a date window. Admire this beautiful movement through the sapphire crystal caseback.

The Strap

A stunning leather strap in black wraps your wrist with quiet elegance and refined detail. The tone-on-tone stitching adds a modern touch and a quality finish. It fastens with a pin buckle in stainless steel for a secure, comfortable fit. Lug width: 18 mm.

Water Resistance

With a water resistance of 5 ATM (50 meters), this watch offers a solid entry point into the world of water-resistant timepieces. While it's not designed for bathing, lap swimming, or scuba diving, you can comfortably wear it in the shower without worry. That said, our experts recommend keeping it dry whenever possible to preserve its movement for years to come.