Pulled out the 1815 Side Step for Monday
A beautiful dial, but even more beautiful movement. The caliber L944.1 carries a completely hand-engraved 3/4 plate. The floral pattern takes its inspiration from the Meissen Porcelain ’s Strew Roses created in 1815. This reference was produced as a limit...
wow amazing 👏 congratulations for this amazing piece
and thanks for the photos. I have never seen it so close, a really special piece for sure!
Sidestep movement is one of Lange’s most beautiful!
I wish they had decorated the 1815 Moonphase (same era) like this. A dream!
I never knew this reference
Thanks for sharing. Killer engravings on the 3/4 plate! - Kevin
I can’t believe you’re posting the sidestep now . . .
. . . because just yesterday I was thinking about the most gorgeous watches ever made, and the sidestep was at the top of the list. Synchronicity . . .
Only preowned at this point...
The Sidestep was made for Wempe c.2003-4. 50 in PT (222.049) and 75 in RG (222.048). This was back in the day when Lange would make bespoke movements for dealers: The Sidestep movement was never used in any other Lange watch (Lange also did this with the ...
It is a mystery, isn't it? Unappreciated when released, . . .
. . . avidly admired today. Art
I saw your reply in my "Unanswered Responses"....
... and thought you were replying to my comment about the vintage Longines watch!! Then, when I clicked on it, it took me here! Could've been either one.
LOL!! . . .
. . . yeah, the vintage Longines is sweet, but the Lange literally defines 'elegance'. Not that I'm actively searching for one, but should an opportunity arise for a rose gold sidestep, I'd be game! Art
A beauty
Enjoy yours, while mine is hidden in the bank vault. The rose gold case with black dial is a very appealing combination, the blued second hand against the silver subdial is the cherry on the cake. Not to forget the unique floral engraving. Mine says hi ...
Oh my…..
What a beautiful dial and wapecially the gold engraving on the movement side. Extra special….
