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It looks like a regulator on the RL, but....
but I think, on the Richard Lange at least, it's actually to do with the beat of the movement, and just happens to look like a swan's-neck regulator. The RL is free-sprung, and uses a system that superficially at least looks very similar to the Patek "gyromax" system.
Not sure about the new 1815, but the old one wasn't free-sprung.
The New 1815
By: Shutterbug : March 8th, 2009-19:04
Hi, I am considering the purchase of either a Richard Lange (non-PLM) or the new 1815. One factor in the RLs favor is the rate accuracy claimed by Lange and the central seconds hand which I really like. On the other hand, I really like the understated loo...
Question,
By: Shutterbug : March 9th, 2009-11:19
Both the Richard Lange and the New 1815 have a swans neck regulator on the balance. What does a regulator do on a free sprung balance and how does it work? Are there any diagrams available? Thanks again!
Prices
By: tsolimine : March 10th, 2009-14:20
I called Wempe in NYC last week and was told that the new 1815 is coming in April and that RG,YG and WG will sell for $18,100. She even thought the price will be negotiable. For kicks I asked about the Richard Lange PLM and she said it will have a price t...