Официальный ответ Laco на
watchuseek:
"Started from the point, that Laco will release some new models with decorated Swiss movements, blue screws and Logo on the rotor or bridge, we made the decision to give this movements a new name like Laco 50 or Laco 04.
But in fact, that this movements are based on the same movement ( ETA 7750 for example) as we use for other existing models, we decide to engrave our Name on all mechanical movements which we are using. And name them Laco movements, to have a standardized nomenclature.
If you find some mechanical watches in our collection with Miyota or ETA movement, that is why this watches will be sold out in the near future and not be reproduced again.
All mechanical Laco movements are based on Japan or Swiss movements, they all have a high quality control before assembling and after assembling to deserve the name Laco.
All movements have to pass our quality standard, no question about that, so it does not matter from which supplier in Japan or Switzerland they are from."
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Сообщение от zhab007
Да, действительно. А на другой модели стоит "Automatic movement Laco 21" (там где была раньше указана Мийота).
Похоже они просто переименовали стандартные механизмы под какой то свой формат...
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Сообщение от ssigal
Вот что мне ответила Diana Bott из Laco Uhrenmanufaktur GmbHthe: "Movement is based on Miyota 821A, we regulate it to an accuracy of -10/+20 seconds per day and we rework the rotor of the movement".
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