Unmistakably 1970s: a bold oval case in polished chrome, a smoky grey-violet sunburst dial, and an applied metal crest that gives it character you don’t see on ordinary watches. Hand-wound mechanical antimagnetic with a date window — a straightforward movement under genuinely unusual looks. Looks like a jump-hour, but it’s not. Oversized and distinctive for its era, the kind of pre-quartz Swiss piece that’s getting hard to find. Wears exceptionally well on the wrist — a true conversation starter. Lanor is an obscure, largely undocumented Swiss brand. Like many small Swiss assemblers of the period, it likely didn’t survive the quartz revolution/crisis, though little verifiable history survives. Movement: mechanical, antimagnetic, hand-wound Case: metal, oval, 40 mm (42 mm with crown) — very good Dial: original smoky sunburst with applied crest — very good Crystal: very good Strap: new, 20 mm width, 22 cm total Crown & buckle: generic replacements No reserve price Original dial, distinctive design, ready to wear.