description
The Laco Heidelberg 39 brings the Pilot Watch Original formula into a compact, highly wearable case. Dark sandblasted stainless steel, FL23883 side engraving, and an engraved solid back give it the purposeful character of a traditional observation watch. The black Type A dial uses thermally blued hands and Super-LumiNova C3 for crisp visibility, protected by a domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. A Laco 200 automatic movement, 100m water resistance, and riveted brown leather strap make it heritage-driven yet practical. Its 38-hour reserve and compact proportions suit daily wear.
Product Specifications
- SKU: 862094
- Movement: Laco 200 (Sellita SW200)
- Water Resistance: 5
- Case Material: Stainless Steel
- Case Description: Dark Sandblasted Round Stainless Steel Case With FL23883 Side Engraving
- Case Height: 12.15
- Case Size: 39.0
- Case Color: Gray
- Caseback Type: Other
- Crystal Type: Sapphire
- Crown Type: Push / Pull
- Dial Color: Black
- Dial (Description): Black Type A Pilot Dial With Super-LumiNova C3 Arabic Numerals And Triangle Marker
- Strap Material: Leather
- Strap Color: Brown
- Strap Width (mm): 18.0
- Buckle Type: Clasp
- Lug Width: 18.0
- Weight: 56.7
- Lug to Lug: 46.0
Laco
Heidelberg 39 Black Dial Type A / Brown Leather Strap
Item No:
862094
£856.00
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ABOUT THE BRAND
Laco
Founded in 1925 in Pforzheim, Germany, Laco (originally Lacher & Co) blends aviation heritage with tool-watch precision. As one of the five official makers of the WWII “B-Uhr” observation watches for German pilots, Laco built its reputation on clarity, durability and high-function performance.
Today Laco continues to honour that legacy: its pilot, navy and tool-watch collections feature German-crafted states of robustness, legibility and mechanical authenticity, designed for wearers who appreciate real utility and historical roots.
