Jay (Eire)
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Rotation dictated it would be a Lange day.
Some extended travel coming up so that necessitates a day with a watch not suitable for travel and moving around.
It’s always hard to capture a good shot of the reverse side indoors; the German silver just gets agitated by most lighting and so pictures are never great.
But the movement side is the only real clue to this being a little more complicated than one’s everyday time only manual wound watch. So it’s good to get a peak of it some times.
I do always flip the watch when winding it; to see the chain move (as much as one can through the tiny cut out), and to amplify the winding experience and audible click.
Rotation dictated it would be a Lange day.
Some extended travel coming up so that necessitates a day with a watch not suitable for travel and moving around. It’s always hard to capture a good shot of the reverse side indoors; the German silver just gets agitated by most lighting and so pictures ar...
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Beauty! You’ve captured it well! Took me about 15 minutes and 10 or so tries before I was happy with this result: ...
Much much better than my effort.
I feel like I need to put it in a controlled lighting environment.
I’m no expert
This is just in my living room. I don’t have a light box or any professional camera or equipment , lol. Which is maybe why it took me so long to get this shot, lol. Thank you! 🙏🏻
What a beautiful and classy looking A. Lange & Sohne watch
So does this watch have a fusee chain? and if so that's a shame you can only see a little bit of it as I remember first seeing one on a special Zenith and thought it was amazing. Anyway wear and enjoy your beautiful watch in good health. Marc
Yes, it does.
And yes, the Zenith I recall presented everything right there in full view. It is the one criticism of this watch; could they have opened it up a bit more.
With the stealthiness of this one…
You could probably travel with it without much worry 😊 Fantastic piece, right up my alley 👌🏻👍🏻
Yes, you are right about that.
It is more my choice for something more casual and lighter on the wrist when moving around. (And I just happen to have the perfect watch for that purpose !!! LOL)
You want a "Lange 31 Pour Le Merite"! :)
I know what you mean about that short-lived pleasure.
For sure, I agree with that.
It’s more the rough and tumble, I’d prefer an easier worn watch (lighter, more casual, rubber strap). The only watch close to this Lange I’d ever travelled with was my CB, I used to travel it all the time up until values took off. The CB is more versatile...
Lovely. Your PLM is simply a horological marvel!
I love the fact that the extraordinary movement is hidden behind the classic facade. Pure stealth.