Valencia 861651.2 Watch

The Watch
Strap this Valencia to your wrist and wear a genuine piece of history. In the 1940s, only a handful of manufacturers were capable of producing watches for the German Air Force and the Kriegsmarine. Laco was one of them. Material quality and technical excellence are the cornerstones of the brand. The Valencia was born from that legacy - a watch that presents the time in a retro aesthetic that has never felt more relevant than today. True to the artisanal traditions of classic watchmaking, every Valencia is crafted by Laco's skilled artisans. It houses a 42 mm stainless steel case with a thickness of 12 mm. A sapphire crystal protects the dial from shocks and scratches. The solid case back is press-fitted and encloses the automatic movement that brings this watch to life. The crown at 3 o'clock lets you set and activate the time functions.

The Dial
Vintage through and through, this watch features a round cream-white dial that is fully luminescent thanks to its Superluminova C3 treatment. Time is easy to read - even in the dark. Bold Arabic numerals mark the hours while the minutes are indicated by the railroad track running along the dial's perimeter. Three hands sweep over these time markers to deliver precise timekeeping. Finally, the date window at 6 o'clock displays the current date, cycling through its Arabic numerals every night at midnight.

The Movement
Japanese expertise powers this Laco watch. The Miyota 821A automatic caliber delivers hours, minutes, seconds, and a date display at 6 o'clock. Power reserve: 42 hours.

The Strap
Timeless elegance at its finest - the brown leather strap features white stitching at both ends, lending this Valencia its signature vintage character. It fastens with a silver-toned pin buckle. Should you ever decide to swap it out, note that the lug width is 20 mm.

Water Resistance
With a water resistance of 50 meters - or 5 ATM in watchmaking terms - this timepiece can handle splashes and brief exposure but isn't built for prolonged contact with water. A quick shower now and then? Fine. But to preserve the movement's quality and precision, our watch specialists strongly recommend keeping it away from baths, pools, and the sea. Bottom line: no swimming, no diving, no extended immersion.