Comparing L1 to L1MP wristshots... both win!

At the time of this posting there happens to be a similar wrist shot of a gentleman prouding wearing an L1 (no moonphase). Comparing the two wrist shots together - they each have an equal amount of artistry and panache.

For example, after admiring the wrist shot of the L1MP for several moments, and getting that image burned into my imagination - then switching over and looking at the L1... no part of my brain says the L1 without the MP is 'missing something'. Conversely after looking at the L1 for several moments and then switching back to view the L1MP... no part of my brain says the L1MP has too much going on with the dial.

If someone was trying to decide whether to get an L1 OR L1MP... they might get very confused!

PS: I know, I know... "Get both!" Umm, not in my world

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A wristshot of the Lange One Moonphase

By: foversta : March 12th, 2015-15:29

A classic, a watch posted 10,000 times here but I can't resist to publish this picture. Fx...

When you push the date pusher on this watch, does it also advance the moon phase? Thanks Joe

I'll reply. No, it doesn't...

By: pay : March 15th, 2015-05:39

since normally you want the moonphase to stay fixed when you correct for less-than-31-day months. If you use the crown to advance forward or backward, whether just a few minutes or several days, the moonphase follows. Love the watch, its the only Lange wa...

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