A. Lange & Söhne

I have more elaborate pieces but this one - the Lange 1815 Up/Down in pink gold - has remained my favourite over the years. This is the second generation model with a stepped 39mm case, slightly enlarged sub-dials and the little pop of red on the dial. I ...  

I can relate to your sentiments. Enjoy it to the fullest.

I just added the brother in white gold to my collection. Both share the same typical Lange DNA and both are highlights on the wrist even being entry level watches of the brand! ...  

Fortunately, one's strap can be relatively easily changed.

A magnificent piece yours! A shimmering ensemble with the white gold, blued hands and tan strap.

I think the 1815 line is delightful. Been thinking about the annual cal, in pictures the dial seems a nice silver, sometimes more matte finished 🤷‍♂️

I'm caught betwixt and between with the 1815 Annual Calendar. A typically beautiful piece in the 1815 family I love the blued hands and the exposed winding bridge The three subdials are kind of "common" in their layout Even at 40mm, I can't read the date ... 

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This was my first Lange love, and remains a watch I desire. I have taken different, sometimes more complicated, directions with Lange but have not lost the desire for this one. Lots of fans, and owners, on this forum. Look forward to seeing more of yours.... 

I think the popularity of 1815 Up/Down has increased over time. The standard 1815 got much more attention back in the days of the first generation 1815's, from what I recall. The addition of the stepped case was a thoughtful design element. Truncated or c...  

A beautiful piece yours - I had the Walter Lange homage in this generation (right at the end). I had a first-get 1815 three-hander too - the 37mm in PG. It was my very first Lange and cost USD8,200 and it had just gone up! A svelte piece with the original... 

Wear it in great health! Mine says hello from Canada 😃 ...