Lanco Automatic – Swiss Vintage Watch (1970s) This elegant Lanco Automatic is a fine example of Swiss watchmaking from the 1970s, a period when mechanical watches were built to balance everyday reliability with distinctive design. Lanco, a respected Swiss manufacture founded in the early 20th century, was known for producing robust, honest timepieces with in-house expertise and strong attention to detail. The watch features a stainless steel case paired with a rare brown dial, whose warm tone and subtle aging give it a unique vintage character. Applied hour markers with luminous accents and gold-toned hands create a refined contrast, while the framed date window at 3 o’clock adds practical functionality. The dial is signed “Automatic” and “Swiss Made,” confirming its mechanical Swiss origins. An acrylic crystal, typical of the era, protects the dial and enhances the vintage aesthetic with its soft reflections. Inside beats a Swiss automatic movement, offering hours, minutes, central seconds, and date functions. The solid stainless steel case back is engraved with “Stainless Steel,” “Antimagnetic,” and “Waterresistant,” reflecting the technical standards of its time (water resistance is not tested and cannot be guaranteed today). The watch is fitted with a generic brown leather strap, well matched to the dial, and suitable for wrists up to approximately 20 cm. Condition is Grade B, with visible signs of use and age consistent with a vintage watch from the 1970s, including light marks on the case and normal wear that add to its authentic charm. It comes with a generic box. A genuine Swiss vintage automatic, this Lanco is an excellent choice for collectors or enthusiasts who appreciate understated design, mechanical heritage, and the quiet elegance of 1970s Swiss watchmaking. Express Delivery Via UPS Express Internal Reference Number - FLO-25