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Congrats! The 1815 is a true classic, and you made an excellent choice! Like patrick_y...
I'm another ambivalent HG owner. I like many of Lange's HG combinations -- your watch, the HG metal with a nice eggshell dial, etc. However, the metal itself never quite did it for me. I kept the HG 1815 Moonphase below, which I like, but sold the HG Lange 1 Tourbillon (which was literally the only watch I ever bought that I never wore -- it sat for nearly 10 years with the original hang tags still attached to the strap).
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Got the call… and picked up this beauty today.
Even better looking than I expected. Now a proud member of the Honeygold club. ...
Congrats. It’s a winner in my opinion.
I can’t say I was convinced the first time I saw one but I’m fully sold at this point. ...
The HG is a hard one to really capture.
You’ll see even from my picture and houstonian’s original picture it’s showing up differently.
The HG is really the perfect metal.
A little bit special, being non white, but very subtle. I would still love to add an older yellow gold Lange 1, but that aside I don’t think I could best HG in terms of coloured metals.
Congrats on picking up such a rare beauty!
I recently saw a honey gold piece for the first time in person and the tone of the metal is very subtle and appealing.
Big congrats to you! I'm not a huge fan of Honey Gold, but I am a huge fan of Lange...
As an owner of a Honey Gold Lange timepiece, I can't say I'm a big fan of being a member of the honey gold club. It's not a beautiful shade of gold, I find it too pale. It's not rich and warm like the typical yellow or rose gold. It's also not cool nor ca...
Congrats! The 1815 is a true classic, and you made an excellent choice! Like patrick_y...
I'm another ambivalent HG owner. I like many of Lange's HG combinations -- your watch, the HG metal with a nice eggshell dial, etc. However, the metal itself never quite did it for me. I kept the HG 1815 Moonphase below, which I like, but sold the HG Lang...
Different shade of HG
The 1815 Moonphase seems to have a different type of HG as compared with the 1815 200th Anniversary and new 1815 Thin: over time, the earlier HG turns closer to yellow gold, whereas the latter models seem to maintain their paleness.
