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  • Oceanklassik
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    Originally posted by toffeesthings View Post
    Hmmm...for me, I'd say its ideal if both Type A & B are same size, then they'd look like the twins as they were meant to be, and manual winding as the original.
    If cost was not a concern, 45mm certainly.

    Hehe, why Bro Ocean? Getting Laco poisoned too?
    I always like a pilot watch and ever since I sold off my IWC, I hope to buy another which I can afford better. I still don't know if Laco is the right choice for me though

    Originally posted by Kakashi View Post
    I dun think Laco got 45mm auto unless limited edition?? correct me if i am wrong. :-)
    You may be right because I'm not too sure. It seems there are quite a few variations.

    Originally posted by pegasi View Post
    Type A 42mm, clean dial and big enough liao for you. Manual or auto...I would say consider what you have in your collection. I had more manuals than autos hence I went for an auto.
    Tx for the pointers

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  • pegasi
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    Originally posted by Oceanklassik View Post
    Ok guys, need your expert advice.

    Which is a better option for a LACO watch :

    (a) Type A 45mm manual
    (b) Type A 45mm auto (eta)
    (c) Type A 42mm manual
    (d) Type A 42mm auto (eta)
    (e) All (a) - (d) in Type B

    Tx
    Type A 42mm, clean dial and big enough liao for you. Manual or auto...I would say consider what you have in your collection. I had more manuals than autos hence I went for an auto.

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  • Kakashi
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    Originally posted by Oceanklassik View Post
    Ok guys, need your expert advice.

    Which is a better option for a LACO watch :

    (a) Type A 45mm manual
    (b) Type A 45mm auto (eta)
    (c) Type A 42mm manual
    (d) Type A 42mm auto (eta)
    (e) All (a) - (d) in Type B

    Tx
    I dun think Laco got 45mm auto unless limited edition?? correct me if i am wrong. :-)

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  • feilong108
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    ARGH...very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • Kakashi
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    Originally posted by toffeesthings View Post
    Hmmm...for me, I'd say its ideal if both Type A & B are same size, then they'd look like the twins as they were meant to be, and manual winding as the original.
    If cost was not a concern, 45mm certainly.

    Hehe, why Bro Ocean? Getting Laco poisoned too?


    May I present the 42mm TWINS. Bro Ocean, welcome to the dark side. :-)

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  • toffeesthings
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    Hmmm...for me, I'd say its ideal if both Type A & B are same size, then they'd look like the twins as they were meant to be, and manual winding as the original.
    If cost was not a concern, 45mm certainly.

    Hehe, why Bro Ocean? Getting Laco poisoned too?

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  • feilong108
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    Hehehehe...no worries Mod King Ocean...hehehe...

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  • Oceanklassik
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    ahhh ... i see .. .. kam-sia-kam-sia

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  • feilong108
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    heheh...A dial i like...so have to be 45mm...B dial Wife like..so have to be 42m...simple...hehehehe....

    WW2 German pilots dun have the choice to choose...all Manual Winding....More historically correct in the sense...

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  • Oceanklassik
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    Originally posted by feilong108 View Post
    Depend on wrist size...for me i gun for the type A and B...A dial in 45mm and B dial in 42mm...

    Both Handwind pls...hehehe....

    Personally view...
    On the contrary, if I were to get both the A & B, I will choose A dial in 42mm and B dial in 45mm. This is because the B dial looks clustered and justifies a bigger 'face', so it should look nicer. A personal preference.

    But why manual winding over the other movements?

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  • leslie
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    Originally posted by Oceanklassik View Post
    Ok guys, need your expert advice.

    Which is a better option for a LACO watch :

    (a) Type A 45mm manual
    (b) Type A 45mm auto (eta)
    (c) Type A 42mm manual
    (d) Type A 42mm auto (eta)
    (e) All (a) - (d) in Type B

    Tx


    Actually if you ask me, I think the type B 42mm is the most accurate scaled down of the WW2 laco b-uhr.

    The dial fonts, hands are exactly same as the WUS Laco LE done by all those ang moh forumers. Which are done by them based on the original WW2 B-Uhr. IMO, I would prefer the manual winding..

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  • feilong108
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    Depend on wrist size...for me i gun for the type A and B...A dial in 45mm and B dial in 42mm...

    Both Handwind pls...hehehe....

    Personally view...

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  • Oceanklassik
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    Ok guys, need your expert advice.

    Which is a better option for a LACO watch :

    (a) Type A 45mm manual
    (b) Type A 45mm auto (eta)
    (c) Type A 42mm manual
    (d) Type A 42mm auto (eta)
    (e) All (a) - (d) in Type B

    Tx

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  • feilong108
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    ya...ISOFRANE....Super swee....hehehehe

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  • leslie
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    Originally posted by toffeesthings View Post
    Just got back from a loooong day at work lah... Hehe, the THG sale date still not confirmed yet. Hopefully got no work clash or else sipeh sian...
    now THG see me no up liao.. they used to send me invitation to their events and now no news liao.. Last i went was tempus..

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