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At 20 or 30 K Euros as an entry into the Universe of Lange Chronographs, for young clients, why not. But at 140 K Euros... When I think Chrono and Lange... I think Dato, 1815, Double Split, Triple Split...
I think manual winding movement... Certainly not an automatic movement, and certainly not with this Classic Rotor.
Best, my friend.
Nicolas
Odysseus Datomatic Chronograph - a few pics
Recently had a chance to play with this. The aesthetics of the Odysseus line generally don't speak to me, but it's fantastic to see an automatic chronograph make an appearance. Maybe we'll see an automatic chronograph movement appear in other Lange models...
I feel this the nicest iteration of the Odysseus line thus far.
Having said that, I personally prefer manually wound chronographs. And having said that, no chance to get the Odysseus Chronograph even if I am interested.
At 20 or 30 K Euros as an entry into the Universe of Lange Chronographs, for young clients, why not. But at 140 K Euros... When I think Chrono and Lange... I think Dato, 1815, Double Split, Triple Split...
I think manual winding movement... Certainly not an automatic movement, and certainly not with this Classic Rotor. Best, my friend. Nicolas
Yeah; don’t worry it won’t be offered.
And at that price, there are other Lange pieces I rather buy
Agree Not My Cup of Tea
I am of similar mind to CR, aesthetically I am not a big fan of the Odysseus line but this is a nice addition to the family.
There is something that is just too beefy about that bracelet.
Then you have the medallion on the clasp. IDK just reminds me of cheaper watches which this on is absolutely not ! The back is the best part for me
Agree about the bracelet width. The Lange medallion on the buckle is quite functional though.
You push in the medallion to adjust the fit of the clasp while it's on your wrist.