A. Lange & Söhne

I had forgotten that I ordered several bespoke straps and a matching card holder / billfold wallet from an artisan. I received them earlier this week and think they turned out amazing. For those curious, the color is a taupe / grey special tanned distress

Horrible photo but so nice of A. Lange to send me some goodies to go with my 1815 Thin. Beautiful fountain pen and E. Marinella tie. Love how the print on the tie matches the 1815 3, 6, 9, 12 markers.

So I got my first bad scratch on my saxonia moon phase. By way of disclaimer, I don't treat my watches as safe queens. Quite the opposite. I wear my watches. This watch in particular is probably my most worn watch this calendar year. And I don't mind all

Best Tony

About watches My first memory of watches goes back to my grandfather’s quartz watch with a metal bracelet. It might’ve been Leijona, Citizen or Seiko. I was around six years old at the time. Few years later I remember begging my father to buy a quartz chr

I know that rectangular watches are still not "in style" but Lange really did a phenomenal job with their Cabaret line when in production. I always thought that the Cabaret was much nicer than the few Revero's that I've owned. Obviously enough of that mod

Surprisingly good in low light!

I've been reading these forums for a long time, but it's the first time I'm posting anything here. I hope you're interested in hearing the story behind my 191.039 as well as what made me decide to become a watchmaker at the age of 35. You can find the art

Have a great thursday...