amerix
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Kaiser Wilhelm II
should have chartered the Titanic for its maiden voyage and his own personal use, then told the Captain:
"Keep away from those icebergs, I'm wearing enough ice myself."
Thiis one looks like it was specially made for him.
amerix
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Something unique, eye-candy for your weekend :-)
Something unique.... Any brave man? Case size is a bit larger (40.9 -> 43mm) Between the lugs where is normally brushed has no stone or anything (that's a bit funny) Look at the thin line stones between the bezel part and case side part (wow). HAGWE! K...
Killer!
I actually quite like that! Some flash for a great watch. Hate to see that prove tag :P Thanks for the photos of what must be a rare piece.
That tag only shows the ref. #, my friend :-)
I don't have a heart to tell you the price.... Hahaha. Ken
First time I have seen this piece.
Just about the only way for a man to wear baguette diamonds. Thanks for sharing!! Best, Horo
It would be dangerous for you, Horo....
... you wouldn't take your eyes off it... :-) HAGWE! Ken
I'm blinded!
But I have to confess that the gems setting work is excellent, especially on the crown. Thanks Ken! Fx
I wish they had done on between the lugs, too!
I wonder why they "missed" that part..... :-) Ken
Because here you would have got a trouble with a strap I suppose.
Maybe the strap position is too close to the case and so if you put stones, it would not easily move... I don't know. Fx
Bling!
I like how Lange has managed to get all those diamonds in and still limit the bling factor on this watch. The movement side looks brilliant though. Does it come with shades? ;-) Richard
This is probably one of the few ALS pieces....
.... That leaves me feeling cold. Then again, I'm never a 'bling' person to begin with. Let a brave man, or lady, wear this indeed.
This rocks that much that I would hit rock bottom if...
I am exquisite enough for Lange to be able to by it :-). These Lange on the Rocks are all phenomenal: at Dubail in Paris they had a unique pp calendar with metal bracelet and stones, a diamond pave Lange 1 and another diamond pave Lange. Dreams, only drea...
Kaiser Wilhelm II
should have chartered the Titanic for its maiden voyage and his own personal use, then told the Captain: "Keep away from those icebergs, I'm wearing enough ice myself." Thiis one looks like it was specially made for him. amerix This message has been edite...
Kaiser Wilhelm II liked Lange! You can see it in Topkapi museum Istanbul.
I am sure you will know this but just in case: He gave a Turkish Sultan a pocket watch as a present with Wilhelm's picture on it. It was when the Baghdad Bahn was planed and decided later in beginning of the 20th century. Best Moritz
Was offered this piece
Aber naturlich i said NO! A great jewel masterpiece though! Tschuss Stephen
Ah! I thought...
... this would not be your "type"... :-) Hope all is well, my friend! Ken
It IS Not my type!
Hence why i didnt get it! Thanks Ken, trust you are well too! Tschuss Stephen
The jewel treatment
What a stunning take on an already wonderful Lange.. I can't say it is to my taste (nor my bank account) but it would be quite a sight in the metal. We have seen various Langes receive the jewel treatment, but I have never heard of a Zeitwerk receiving di...
As far as I know, ZW has never been made...
... with stones (yet). There are various baguette bezel editions (Lange 1s, Datograph, etc....), though. Ken