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Absolutely with the scale, preferably the boutique edition version
Used to own the second generation version without the pulsations scale (see below), and while a great watch, I felt it was just too austere (most Lange's have a rather "sterile" appearance to begin with). Once I got the first-gen Datograph there was no place for it in my collection anymore so I had to let it go.
Cheers,
Pieter
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POLL: Lange 1815 Chronograph Dial Preference
Okay...it's on, thanks to CR's suggestion. I want to know your thoughts: do you prefer the dial with or without scale (i.e., pulsation scale) on the 1815 Chronograph? You can answer in the comments, but I will link you a Google Form so you can vote. Anyon...
I see what you mean.
I still find it inelegant, personally. I like the restraint without the scale and less text; just the logo + flyback. But that's what the poll is for!
Absolutely with the scale, preferably the boutique edition version
Used to own the second generation version without the pulsations scale (see below), and while a great watch, I felt it was just too austere (most Lange's have a rather "sterile" appearance to begin with). Once I got the first-gen Datograph there was no pl...
No scales for me, by a large margin.
To me, the hands are better proportioned, I don't care for the brand name in large goofy looking letters around the dial and the scale adds clutter for no function. But that's me and personal taste...
My eyes gravitate towards the simpler model
But as mentioned by yacomino it’s too similar to the up & down
