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I'd love to see them side-by-side as well!...
The Timezone has never been a favorite model for me, but I always thought the Buenos Aires was among the nicest of the Timezones (along with the "Kuala Lumpur," which has the total Darth dial). I also really like printed markers -- one of the key positive features of the 101.027X and 101.022, which are among my favorite standard Lange 1 variations -- and as others indicated, I think the 25th Anniversary Timezone is the only Timezone model to use printed (vs. applied) markers. So a side-by-side, in-person comparison with the Buenos Aires would be really interesting.
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Lange 1 Timezone 25th anniversary vs Lange 1 Timezone Buenos Aires edition
With the introduction of the beautiful new Lange 1 Timezone 25th anniversary, what better way than to celebrate the only other Timezone with blued hands as well, the Buenos Aires edition. ...
Buenos Aires wins
The buenos aires edition captures the same fire as the elusive 101.027x in my opinion. The silvery white dial complemented with the playful blue hands. While I can appreciate the motif of the 25th anniversary editions, the dial of the newly released Tz do...
I'd love to see them side-by-side as well!...
The Timezone has never been a favorite model for me, but I always thought the Buenos Aires was among the nicest of the Timezones (along with the "Kuala Lumpur," which has the total Darth dial). I also really like printed markers -- one of the key positive...
To be honest, I can't decide between the two just based on current pictures.
Both appears equally attractive. I may change my mind when live pictures are available.
