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A. Lange & Söhne: Yes, pics are much more legible than my experience in real life due to my bad eyesight!

I remember the days when I could actually see the smaller complications with my naked eye. They were nice!
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A. Lange & Söhne: I will say that it's a bit comfortable on the wrist due to the 14.6mm thickness.

Lange has made thicker watches, such as the Tourbograph and the Lange 31, which are similarly uncomfortable. The ZW Striking Time (at 13.1mm) is probably my limit for thickness.
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A. Lange & Söhne: Yes, this model is well-suited for a lumen edition.

I like it much more than the Datograph Up/Down Lumen. I typically don't like watches with dials that are this "busy," and the moonphase disc is annoyingly small. Those things bothered me in the "normal" Dato PC Tourbillon but not on this version. I would feel better about the pink dial version if on
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A. Lange & Söhne: Spent time with Lange's latest creation today.

SO much nicer in person than in the photos! Usually when wearing the watch on the right, I don't want to trade for whatever else is in front of me. But in this case, I'd make an exception!
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A. Lange & Söhne: The major pluses of the new movement are probably those of convenience, namely (1) longer power reserve and (2) addition of the hour change pushbutton.

I find the older movement to be aesthetically more attractive, and the preload never bothered me. As you observed, the preload is barely perceptible. Couldn't really go wrong with either one, and getting it from your preferred dealer is an added bonus!
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