Laco Squad 1,000 Meter Dive Watch
Is this going to be your next Teutonic-otastic dive watch? It just might be. New from flies-under-the-radar Laco comes the Squad 1,000 Meter dive watch collection. Looks like a few other German "pro" watches? Well that is because Laco is German. The Squad 1000 Meter joins the ranks of pieces from brands such as Sinn and Tutima, with elements from scores of other brands. While the Squad 1000 certainly doesn't score high on the originality scale, it is a great composition of known styles and features that people want and love.There are two versions of the Squad 1000. The standard Squad 1000 Meter Automatic in sandblasted matte steel, and the Squad 1000 Meter Black Automaticdone in PVD black. The case is 45mm wide with off-centered lefty crown located at 10 o'clock. The design of the case along with the dial reminds me a lot of the Fortis B-42 MarineMaster. Whether or not Laco used that Fortis as inspiration is unclear, but the similarities are uncanny. The dial is good looking and very e

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How water resistant is a Speedmaster?
I know my SEAmasters are dive watches and should be waterproof and has the screw down crown.However, I took my new Speedy to the Caribbean and it got rained on and splashed and a bunch of other stuff. Just made we wonder - how water resident is it? Have you swam with one? Or just washed your hands with it?SuzySent from my iPad using Tapatalk where I can't do quotes, do smileys very well, or attach pictures easily. :( Wish they'd fix the iPad software so it doesn't crash.

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