A. Lange & Söhne

Particularly my Richard Lange. Have a great weekend. Regards Ian...  

Love the blued seconds hand contrasting with the grey dial of your platinum RL If only it were 1 or 2mm smaller than I too can wear it as well as you do Cheers Robin

I am wondering if ALS could release a smaller dial version like they did with the 1815. Personally, I wish it were a bit smaller too. Regards, Ian

Chaps, I saw this photo earlier and thought "hmmm...sigh...almoooooost but not quite..." I just can't bring myself to fall in love with this piece. It seems lovely: I have a serious thing for three-hand, no-date hand-wound watches. And even more for ones ... 

Different strokes for different folks. You should just buy what sings to you. Have a good weekend. Regards, Ian

And absolutely. I'm frankly a bit gutted about the RL - it's utterly fabulous, particularly the dial - and the brushed+polished case - and that awesome movement. It's basically a bit of a holy trifect. :-) It's just too big for my smallish wrist. Never mi... 

accompanied me on my two week trip to the US and Japan. I've never worn the same watch for so long. Strange as it seems, it gave me a chance to get reacquainted with it. and allowed me to know it better. Regards, Ian

One of the best 3 hands watch in terms of aesthetics and accuracy. Your reliable travelling companion. Regards Ling

How are you liking your new toy? Have you posted a pic here yet? Regards, Ian

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+1 on the understated. Have a good week ahead and thanks for sharing Best regards -- Seeks ...  

A mad elegance, one of my Lange favorite. Regards. nino

A mad elegance, one of my Lange favorite. Regards. nino

A mad elegance, one of my Lange favorite. Regards. nino

It was a boutique edition with blued hands and while gold I believe, or maybe Pt. In either case it was a beautiful watch and I was drooling over it. One thing the man at lange could not explain was why the manual movement on this one is so much thicker t... 

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