I don't often have them altogether in the same place.
So here's a rare group shot taken today with the aid of the light box. However, I can never seem to get it right and the pics. leave a lot to be desired. Thanks for looking. cheers fernando ...
What an amazing family photo, fernando!
Can you share the funny story behind the Cabaret Nico? You got me curious = ) Best, David
I was sure someone will ask... Ok here it is...
THIS Cabaret was on our collectors market some what? 10 years ago, a bit less? I saw it, thought 24 hours on how to get it, because, if my memory serves me well, the seller lived in Asia. 24 hours after, I found a solution, but the watch was not available...
What a great little story.
I am sure the friendship is worth more than the Cabaret itself. Happy 10th (or a bit less) friendiversary for you guys. = ) Best, David
Lange & Sohne in the UK ...
I was at a champagne & canapés pre-Christmas thing at Stanford Hall in Leicestershire yesterday, given by Pragnell of Stratford-upon-Avon. It was unusually well done: an excellent venue, not too many 'guests', an interesting range of watches, jeweller...
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When I attend similarly fashionable events I refrain from describing them in such a high brow way. It’s a real turn off when one focuses on the setting and not the watches.
You seem to like black dial watches...
and Pt from Lange, of course. That RL is trying to fit in Very nice collection, fernando.
Which is the odd man out?
the RL or the Langematik? Black and pt. was my original theme. Missed out on the Emil which was also on my sights. cheers fernando
Always good to see a black Cabaret..
Surprisingly, I’m liking that sax-o-mat more than the 3 below. Thanks for sharing. Seeing that Cabaret is a treat Best, Echi
Here's a shot of them both.
Pls. excuse the poor quality of the photos. Two very different styles but very Lange. Best fernando ...
Gotta love that micro(?) rotor..
Also how that plate covers almost 3/4 of the movement on the Cabaret. Maybe I’ll request that common friend of ours to bring his Cabaret when I visit him in Tokyo this December Love your pieces, man. Thank you for sharing the backside! Best, Echi
They call it the 3/4 rotor and it's such a delight to view.
The three-quarter plate, made of untreated German silver, is also a hallmark of Lange. My pleasure! Best fernando
You got it right, alrighty!
Lighting, angles, glare...who cares! The watches steal the show! Thanks for sharing and love the Double Split! A major grail and mine says hello!
Great Collection, Fernando!
Absolutely love the two Darths! And, the king resides in the center of the attention as it should be
