Fs is a Laco Leipzig “Erbstück” manual wind 42mm B-dial pilot watch. The watch is basically new, full kit box, papers, and warranty card. If you are unfamiliar with the Laco pilot lineup, they make automatic and handwound pilot watches at 3 or 4 size points, in white dial and black dial, with A type and B type dial layouts, as well as some other more modern watches. Laco was one of the handful of companies that produced officially certified pilot watches for the German Air Force throughout the 20th century. Wow, that’s cool, Barry, but why does this one look like it has been through the Battle of Britain, you ask? The “Erbstück” is a moniker they use to denote their hand-patina’d watches. From what I gather they do this individually by hand with UV lights and chemicals and whatnot, in a fairly painstaking process. MSRP is $2250, a lot more than their standard Swiss powered collection. And they are very difficult to get preowned in the U.S. If you like vintage and historically accurate watches but don’t like the repair and reliability issues, this is for you. Price: $1600 shipped PayPal f and f or Venmo only Shipping: USPS Priority insured CONUS Located in Boston metro for pickup I’ve got a bunch of other watches up and coming up. Junghans Meister Driver Handaufzug, Oris Divers 65 Toppers, Heuer CR5111 El Primero, are all already up. I’ll also be posting an Omega Seamaster 300, an Omega Aqua Terra blue 38.5 on bracelet, and a Grand Seiko SBGE255… and maybe some more odds and ends, depending on how draconian I am feeling. Willing to talk about trades for any of the above for a Sinn 556 MOP in black on bracelet, a Tudor Herrods, a Zenith Defy, 38mm El Primero, an Omega AT 41mm, Omega PO in 39.5, a 39mm SeaQ, or a JLC dive watch. Trade offer MUST include a numeric trade value, and it must be arguably market value. I will curse you with voodoo otherwise. I will probably say no to anything else. Sorry, I’m picky.