A. Lange & Söhne

Zeitwerk Phantom on the wrist of its happy owner... I know you love this watch... Fx...  

The shirt goes soooo well! I know its crazy, but I would die for a trio. My WG black dial which I will not trade, this phantom, which was the first one I wanted, but could not land, and the Handwerk piece. Love them all. I can't explain why I like this de... 

The love for this one prevented me from pulling the trigger on the wg version..... I don't know how long I will resist though.. You are a lucky man....how often do you wear it? Is it always nice to admire? Mo

I tried on the phantom twice. Once at a watchtime event at the Lange booth and the second in NYC at a Lange townhouse event. I begged Gaetan to find me the watch. No local dealer would even sell me the WG one. I really had to work hard to get it. But I ne... 

This Lange makes me very weak..... The wg version being my second favourite but.... More obtainable. Thank you for this FX, thank you for the pain it gives me all the time. Almost impossible to acquire one now. I wonder if I know its owner at all... Mo

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against skeleton dials but I find the zeitwerk phantom really really special.. And the black minute disc conceals the differing height very well. Does anyone know why the discs tend to jerk a little a few seconds before the actual jump?..

I asked this exact question to Tino Bobe during dinner in Dresden, and a Lange watchmaker during the factory tour.. the response I got was as follows; - Based on the remontoir mechanism, as the seconds wheel moves, power is stored to be released at exactl... 

At the lange academy tonite, Joanna touched on this topic too.. Apparently a jewel slots into the minute gears abt 5 seconds before the jump, causing the twitch.