A. Lange & Söhne

So to speak...out of the bank vault today to wear for a few weeks....  

wristshot´s, if you would do me a favour :-) Thanks! Oliver

Befitting... ...  

and you made my day. It just looks perfect on your wrist! Thanks, Dave! Oliver

It is a big watch at 44mm and about as much as my wrist will take! Dave

That's my experience with wearing a jump hour watch... its very nice, time, at least for me, seemed to pass slower... that is a nice effect!! Needless to say, beautiful piece, S

Time really does take on a different experience when wearing the Zeitwerk with its digital display. I think it's because with the ZW, the time is displayed in a singular, absolute way -- the numbers are displayed with no background or context (i.e., no ot...  

I love this piece but was concerned a couple more mm beyond the base model might make it too big? It looks great on the wrist in the photo.

I think you both coin the appropriate thought for it "Experiencing time" .. That's what the Zeitwerk does. I still find myself pausing a few moments before the jump just to watch the jump. ps Craig, very awesome wristshots. Many thanks for sharing your pl... 

Dave, this is a fantastic pic and ws ! I should try wearing a single piece for a few weeks. I think the love for it will grow exponentially. Thanks for taking this Z out of the vault and share the pics with us. You wear it well. I will attempt to take mor... 

Thanks :)

Hi Dave, Beautiful picture, and happy to know your Zw will be getting some wrist time! In your eyes, how does the dial colour compare to the black of the Dato? In all the pictures I have seen, the dial seems to change from a matte sort of look to nearly g... 

I own both the Datograph (original version) and the Zeitwerk, so perhaps a picture illustrates the differences best. The most noticeable thing to me is the size. The extra 3 mm on the Zeitwerk certainly makes the watch wear differently. I suspect putting ...  

Both the original Dato and Zw appear very similar.. and awesome! That's a pair I hope to have someday as well. Thank you for posting this, the black contrasting dial is very striking. My preference is to the original dato as well, pairing either of these ... 

I would say the Zeitwerk is a Lange icon, as much as the Datograph. A must-have IMO for a Lange collector. Large on the wrist, but quite manageable. Maybe no watch has the same "cool factor" as the Zeitwerk.

Thanks Dave for the pics! Fx

Jealous a bit... Mo

... not joking! Made the experience myself but I passed ... Best Moritz

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While admiring endlessly the digital display.. that there is a very complex mechanism at play behind the scenes ;) Not mine, but I congratulate the owners on owning a true Lange icon Thank you for the wonderful pictures Dave, CR and Timula, the Pt Strik...  

the back is as intriguing as the front... ...  

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Looking good!

I only wish it came in Pt. in this black dial version. Still a wonderful piece in the Lange collection. cheers fernando

But more seriously: I like the ZW. It looks like an old steam train to me. Even more as the ZW Striking in RG in particular. Both watches could be owned by a railway company owner in The Wild West, around 1845, which coincidentally makes a connection to a...