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New member of the family... 238.032
With a nod to TeutonicCarFan for the tipping-point inspiration, I am thrilled to introduce my latest addition: the Lange 1815 Annual Calendar in pink gold.
To me, this is one of those Langes that always looks better in real life - for some reason, photos of it generally don't do it justice.
I've been on the edge for years about this piece but - now that I have it on my wrist - it's just superb. I'm real good with the 40mm size because of the included complications on the dial, whereas the 2nd gen. three-hand 1815 always felt too big to me at that same case size.
I've been an 1815 guy since the beginning - my first Lange love and purchase was the original 36mm 1815 - and the 1815 collection still makes me smile and moves me uniquely among them all, and likely always will.
Enjoy, aviya.
This message has been edited by India Whiskey Charlie on 2025-04-13 12:04:08
New member of the family... 238.032
With a nod to TeutonicCarFan for the tipping-point inspiration, I am thrilled to introduce my latest addition: the Lange 1815 Annual Calendar in pink gold. To me, this is one of those Langes that always looks better in real life - for some reason, photos ...
Beautiful! Congrats!
36 mm YG 1815 was my first Lange too. What a gateway drug to the rest of the 1815 line-up!!
Thanks, aquaracer1.
Yep: the very same - Peter Chong posted a photo of it and I fell in love: it was so different to a Swiss watch.
What a beauty ! Big congrats !
The 1815 line is just pure class. Enjoy your new toy in the best of health ! Cheers Robin
Robin - thank you so much.
Pure class indeed - and so visually appealing. My best health wishes to you too.
Thank you, seabas132.
Yep: Lange's blued hands get us every time... One of my better photos (though I make no claims as a photographer).
Bravo what an acquisition!
I am honored to have even been mentioned in the acquisition of such a piece. The ref stands on its own as a top Lange , albeit not commonly seen (which is where my posts likely come in😂). I love the push to advance for the calendar components as I only we...
Kevin: thank you sir. And for your inspiration.
"a top Lange" indeed. Lange's moon discs are sublime - this one (like their perpetual calendars) is not continually driven off the hour wheel, but it is still made of solid gold and computed to 122.6 years accuracy. Thank you for your congratulations and ...
Thanks, Rhyzen.
Yes: gorgeous on her own and a looker on the wrist - a lot of presence.
Fantastic Acquisition!!!
One of my favorite Langes; embodies a lot of what makes the company great. Thanks for sharing and wear it in good health.
Congratulations, aviya!
It’s a very beautiful Lange. Wear and enjoy it in the best of health! Cheers, Emmanuel
Congratulations on this gorgeous piece!
I love evert thing about it and am also considering to get it at some point. Your pic and feedback are convincing me to get it asap! Wear it in great health and enjoy it everyday.
Thank you, JLG22.
Well...TeutonicCarFan, Patrick_y and now me have all be charmed by this one - will you join us...?
Congratulations, Aviya!
Legible, functional, and classy describes your latest acquisition. You mentioned being on the edge about this piece for quite some time. What (if any) aspects of the design or function of this watch gave you pause? Since you're so thoughtful and deliberat...
Thank you, CR, and for that compliment.
Four factors: 1.) Readability of the date. The good news is that Langes are now (reasonably - I don’t have any limited editions) within reach for me as an enthusiast. The bad news is that the decades I’ve spent working in front of computer screens in orde...
Glad I asked!
I really appreciate your thoughtful analyses of these things. I see you're not a fan of the old 1815 Automatik. I understand your sentiment. For me, whenever I've seen that particular 1815 variation n person -- especially the platinum/silver dial version,...
Thanks, CR.
Yep: Lange’s best automatic caliber - truly gorgeous and technically accomplished. Just not in the hand-wound 1815 which recalls Ferdinand Adolph Lange’s values and the brand’s pocket-watch heritage. But, in turn, I understand your sentiment!
