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1815 chronograph, Hampton Court edition
A unique piece to be auctioned in the fall.
What do you think? I personally like it a lot, certainly wish it was a regular edition.
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1815 chronograph, Hampton Court edition
A unique piece to be auctioned in the fall. What do you think? I personally like it a lot, certainly wish it was a regular edition. ...
IMHO they are both equally exponentialy more gorgeus than
regular 1815. Just my personal taste.
It looks great, no doubt
I still find the regular production black dial more appealing though
First impression: “why’d they take the date out of the datograph?”
It’s lovely, and accomplishes the dial symmetry and case lightness (white gold) which the datograph lacks
An excellent point - to me it just makes the regular editions less appealing ...
I might be in the minority - from marketing perspective probably makes sense to have impossible to buy pieces and auction records.
Agree
It may be good brand strategy but bad 1815 rejuvenation strategy. (I think it will not improve 1815 chrono sales).
+1…such a nice rendition. They could easily sell 250 or 500.
Or better yet, just offer it up as an unlimited regular edition. Although perhaps it doesn’t matter given Lange’s limited overall production.
I personally dont like 1of1
IMHO it is an utmost exclusivity that take camaraderie and passion away of this hobby.
This 1815 chrono is absolutely stunning!
I feel this is the best iteration of this model to date. Wow...