I really like the blue dial. - I have the A-dial 42mm. Love it. It’s such a clean easy to read face. Only complaint is that I wish it was 22mm lug width.
Nice pickup! Laco blue dial flieger is on my medium term radar. Oddly (considering my wrist is over 8 inches), I was looking hard at the 39mm one (I tend to like smaller watches), but think I'll have to get the 42mm just to get the 20mm lugs to fit the grey and blue Erica's Original strap I want for it.
Great vid, what a lovely dial on the 39mm. I've just bought the A type black dial 39mm model for $330 USD new, so they're coming down in price from 2 1/2 years ago.
Well I have a 6 3/4 inch wrist and now I’m undecided between the two. Really want a Type B pilot watch like that Laco. The black dial is the classic look, but the blue dial is so hard to resist. Also, the indices and hands are cream colored on the black dial but white on the blue dial, correct? Lume is killer, btw.
The 39 looks better. I think the typical size recommendations don't apply when considering an all dial watch as opposed to ones where you have 3mm or more dedicated to a bezel
It's odd that the colors of the dials are limited to just a few colors. Blue, black, white and silver or gold. Of course there are brown, red, yellow, green or pink dials available. But it's just a minority. I mean we do buy red, yellow and green etc. cars but when it comes to the dial dial of a watch we restrict ourselves to just a few colors.
Great looking watch but how do these known brand fliegers stack up against the microbrands like Tisell? The Tisell has the 9015 in it with hacking and handwinding as opposed to the movement in the Lack that only has handwinding and the Tisell costs less. Wish Tisell made a blue type-B dial and I'd be all over it.
iHaejeog I think you are paying for the legacy and name, and in a lot of cases some unique style accents. I backed a Kickstarter for Chotovelli for a quartz type B, and look forward to it, though. Micro brands are really providing great bargain counter points to the more expensive big name brands. What do you get for the money? Reasonable to equal quality, but you don't know about the lifetime of the company so will they be their to provide maintenance? I think that is low risk because most use market standard movements. Overall I'd say we are in a golden age in that we have so many good choices that there are right answers at many price ranges, many aesthetics, and for connoisseurs, enthusiasts hobbyists, fans, and practical consumers alike.
@@pherble well said. Although I feel like micro brands have started releasing pieces at comparable prices to the big brands. It's getting harder to find the lower priced stuff, but there's still a decent market for good value in a watch. I see a wide range of pieces with the NH35 and the price difference mostly comes from the aesthetics of the watch.
@@danielribeiro2113 but the laco movement in this watch is basically a miyota 821A. The 9015 is newer and is replacing it in newer watches with a Miyota movement
That blue dial looks awesome. Thank you for another excellent review Rob :)
I honestly think the 39 looks nicer on your wrist. But, obviously, you gotta go with what you prefer.
39mm looks good on your wrist. Both are look great. Shows how someone can wear a variety of sizes.
The lume on the watches is so understated. It looks very nice that Everything shines!!
I still prefer the Original colour variant for this model. Blue dials are nice but black and white combination makes the watch look more authentic
I really like the blue dial. - I have the A-dial 42mm. Love it. It’s such a clean easy to read face. Only complaint is that I wish it was 22mm lug width.
I may get the 39mm just for that mesmerizing blue!!!!
Looks fantastic and the price is perfect! I’d love to see the blue 39mm on brown leather.
Nice pickup! Laco blue dial flieger is on my medium term radar. Oddly (considering my wrist is over 8 inches), I was looking hard at the 39mm one (I tend to like smaller watches), but think I'll have to get the 42mm just to get the 20mm lugs to fit the grey and blue Erica's Original strap I want for it.
Superb !!! Bought a Type A Laco blue just yesterday
I'm glad I just ordered the 42mm today. Thanks for the review 👍
Almost bought one when Long Island watches had them on sale
Great vid, what a lovely dial on the 39mm. I've just bought the A type black dial 39mm model for $330 USD new, so they're coming down in price from 2 1/2 years ago.
Sweet! Great buy.
I really like these but I'm going to have to save up for an Erbstuck pale dial when they come out next month.
Nice score!
I wish it had higher WR & a solid case back
Have the 39mm Blaue Stunde anti reflective Coating?
Your wrist is thicker than my thighs 😂
you think they'll sell the blue one with leather strap in stead of nato?
Well I have a 6 3/4 inch wrist and now I’m undecided between the two. Really want a Type B pilot watch like that Laco.
The black dial is the classic look, but the blue dial is so hard to resist. Also, the indices and hands are cream colored on the black dial but white on the blue dial, correct?
Lume is killer, btw.
Nope, they are quite greenish you can say, but definitely not white. Btw, have u already bought one of them? If yes, what are your thoughts about it?
same size as you, cant choose 39 vs 42 mm
The 39 looks better. I think the typical size recommendations don't apply when considering an all dial watch as opposed to ones where you have 3mm or more dedicated to a bezel
The blue in a 42 would be just right. Cool watches.
It's odd that the colors of the dials are limited to just a few colors. Blue, black, white and silver or gold.
Of course there are brown, red, yellow, green or pink dials available. But it's just a minority.
I mean we do buy red, yellow and green etc. cars but when it comes to the dial dial of a watch we restrict ourselves to just a few colors.
Still got it?
Sorry sold
You still doing the tour?
Nope. Fizzled fast. Can sell to you though.
That stinks! I really was looking forward to that one. Especially seeing it .
I might get one but I don’t like heavy watches I prefer around 2oz or so. Too bad I can’t try one on before I buy. Oh well.
Great looking watch but how do these known brand fliegers stack up against the microbrands like Tisell? The Tisell has the 9015 in it with hacking and handwinding as opposed to the movement in the Lack that only has handwinding and the Tisell costs less. Wish Tisell made a blue type-B dial and I'd be all over it.
iHaejeog I think you are paying for the legacy and name, and in a lot of cases some unique style accents. I backed a Kickstarter for Chotovelli for a quartz type B, and look forward to it, though. Micro brands are really providing great bargain counter points to the more expensive big name brands. What do you get for the money? Reasonable to equal quality, but you don't know about the lifetime of the company so will they be their to provide maintenance? I think that is low risk because most use market standard movements. Overall I'd say we are in a golden age in that we have so many good choices that there are right answers at many price ranges, many aesthetics, and for connoisseurs, enthusiasts hobbyists, fans, and practical consumers alike.
@@pherble well said. Although I feel like micro brands have started releasing pieces at comparable prices to the big brands. It's getting harder to find the lower priced stuff, but there's still a decent market for good value in a watch. I see a wide range of pieces with the NH35 and the price difference mostly comes from the aesthetics of the watch.
9015 sucks the rotor fell off inside my tisell watch. Now I have a hand wind tisell. I would stay away .
@@danielribeiro2113 but the laco movement in this watch is basically a miyota 821A. The 9015 is newer and is replacing it in newer watches with a Miyota movement
@@danielribeiro2113 also I used to own a Tisell type A dial with the 9015 movement and never had any issues with the rotor falling off
Over priced