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Just a thought ...
There is this PISA Datograph in PT (LE of 10 pieces).
It is the same size as the "regular" Datograph but its dial is Rhodinated.
Normally lighter colored dials seem to wear bigger.
I dont know of one that is for sale now but IF you like the Dato but want it
to be slightly bigger then this might be a nice compromise? You will,
however, get the second-best Datograph ever as you will miss out on the
characteristic black dial with silver subdials ;-D
Edwin
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What to buy???
Hello everyone. I am hoping some of may be able to help me decide. I am currently a proud owner of a Lange MP PT. I also have a Patek 5146P that does not get much wrist time. I am in the market for either the Datograph PT or the double spit. Unfortunately...
It is always hard (for me) to separate ...
with a watch. Keep the PP and go for one of the most interesting watches - the Datograph. I am also a big fan of the Doublesplitt, especially the movement, but in your position I would go for the Dato. Maybe a Doublesplitt comes next .... LOL Cheers olive...
like the others who responded ...
I´d say get a Datograph over the DoubleSplit! It is tough to explain why I think the way I do. I mean, both the Datograph and DoubleSplit are iconic watches, both are fantastic chronographs (one the most beautiful "simple" chronograph, the other the only ...
It's gonna be a touch choice
Thanks for everyone taking the time to respond. I know how iconic the Dato is...no doubt it is one of the finest watches currently available. This would be a no brainer if the Dato was a mere millimeter or so bigger! I think the Dato has a more balanced a...
The Dato size...
would be my only concern. It's a bit small for my taste. I'm hoping a larger Dato comes out.
No DS --- keep the patek.
Keep the Patek and don't buy the DS. I had one and was lucky to sell it at not too bad a loss.. The complication is useless and it's too easy a watch to ding and cut $20K in value. Keep the Patek.
If usefulness of complications are a criteria ...
then I pity the watch manufacturers! I cant see much use, in daily life, for a Minute Repeater, a carillion, sonnerie (grand nor petite) or a tourbillon. Perpetuals? Who needs them; I can remember the current month and know the numbers of days in it. Foud...
Disappointed to have to defend my opinion Edwin
Edwin, My apologies if my comments on the DS offended your sensibilities. I agree with much of what you said (happen to think a tourbillion is an example of a useless complication that is gorgeous to watch, and therefore worth purchasing as a complication...
You dont have to defend your opinion Adam ...
But you wrote ""Keep the Patek and don't buy the DS. I had one and was lucky to sell it at not too bad a loss.. The complication is useless and it's too easy a watch to ding and cut $20K in value. Keep the Patek. Two things arent true JUST for a Lange wat...