A. Lange & Söhne

It seems that they won't celebrate their 30th Anniversary, this year? Or did I miss something. You certainly remember the 25th anniversary with an invasion of models celebrating the Lange One: . 10 was way too many. Zero is way too less. Best, Nicolas

The L041.2 in my Richard Lange. A robust caliber this one: very German and generally over-built - exudes confidence. The indirect centre-seconds bridge took me a while to get used to - now I can't imagine the movement without it! Lovely bevelling on it to

A traditional meal.

So, the third of my Lange family. A straightforward, three-hand movement with sub-seconds. Simple? Yes. Boring? No. Together with the L121.1, one of Lange's clearer three-quarter plate executions - no impediments. The Glashütte ribbing is well-defined and

But, as Tony said: it's very hard to photograph. I make no claims as a photographer with my iPhone and no rig - I suspect you need a lightbox to capture this one well, as some other members here have succeeded at doing better than I. What is clear, howeve

A tool watch at the cafe,

Just to share, for the past two months the Zeitwerk has been firmly on my wrist. It has been such a fantastic experience. I wonder how long the honeymoon period will last 😊

mind blowingly elegant! Surprisingly fits better than a Dato ! Credits: Private Bavarian Collector Best, mahesh.,

I was scrolling on Insta and suddenly I watched a wire spring on a Lange movement. Being on night shift might cause allucination, so i double checked the official website. Am I still fu@@ up? I took screenshots because I still believe there's something wr

. . . my last watch. And yes, had it on my wrist for the better part of a minute. Many thanks to Ari for making the trip from LA to share his Sidestep for my viewing pleasure. If it's still in his possession a year from now, chances are good it will wind