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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.
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.
