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Some people aren’t a fan of the “Eaton“ 3/9
Jun 10, 2024,18:53 PM
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For me, this is about as close to perfect as possible. All the best T
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Very nice
By: GuyT : June 10th, 2024-18:58
I prefer numerals ‘eaten’, I like the 1815 with the partial 6 beneath and prefer dials rendered like that rather than a blank space / missing numerals or batons whatever is used.
It is very stunning.
By: indignantdenial : June 10th, 2024-19:22
But I am partial to the 402.032, since it is extremely clean and well laid out: (Langepedia) ...
I never understood it.
By: indignantdenial : June 10th, 2024-20:45
This clean version is the best, in my estimation. No one needs a pulsation scale or a tachymetre scale on a gold, dress chronograph.
Here's what I heard:
By: blau : June 10th, 2024-22:53
I heard that Lange had trouble selling the clean dial 1815 chrono because a lot of customers thought it looked just like the up/down, at twice the price. The busier version (which I also prefer) was more immediately differentiable.
That's too bad.
By: indignantdenial : June 10th, 2024-22:55
At least it means the market is less crowded for people like me. Everyone else can have their pulsation scale models; I'll stick to the cleaner iteration
Yummy!
By: blau : June 10th, 2024-22:51
It's a gorgeous piece Tony.
By: InHavenPro : June 11th, 2024-02:11
Yes, I don't get the aesthetics of numbers that are almost completely obscured, but traditional customs are what they are in the world of watch design. It doesn't detract from the overall enjoyment of such a masterpiece at all. Cheers, Filip
Sublime!
By: Dimardi : June 11th, 2024-11:06
Love the black dial and RG combination...gorgeous!
Thanks
By: aperna : June 11th, 2024-14:53