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Lange & Sohne Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon Platinum Black or White Gold Salmon?
2016, the Platinum Black dial:
Or White Gold Salmon?
The backside is spectacular. Pure Horological Art. And the tourbillon has the good taste to be on the back.
Platinum Black for me. For you?
Best,
Nicolas
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Lange & Sohne Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon Platinum Black or White Gold Salmon?
2016, the Platinum Black dial: Or White Gold Salmon? The backside is spectacular. Pure Horological Art. And the tourbillon has the good taste to be on the back. Platinum Black for me. For you? Best, Nicolas ...
Platinum/black for me.
I've had the pleasure to see it and handle it. Amazing piece and breathtaking movement. It carries quite some heft and is top heavy. But with such horological art, who cares about comfort!
"Either would be just fine thanks."
I know that's a bad answer for the emerging poll...so I'll officially opt for the black one.
For me also platinum black.
More of a timeless / classic look, the salmon dial color looks amazing too but seems more of a passing fad to me. Cheers, Pieter
Well, as a white metal fan boy, the choice is simple;)
For some reason, I never understood the superiority of the salmon dial…
Once again, Nico...
We are on the same page. Unfortunately, I've realized this is likely the next step after my Duometre obsession. Though I like the black dial, yellow gold model... Maybe in a decade 😅 ...
I got it!
Frankly, I should probably take my Duometre as a win, pack up, and quit the watch game now while I'm ahead 😎
Neither. Both too thick for me.
Might I suggest something more Swiss French... The Patek Philippe 5270 for instance feels less teutonic on the wrist and it's more svelte.
Both charming in their own way…
But if forced to choose I would make the same choice as you 👌🏻👍🏻
Black but only for 1 reason...
The black-on-white date on the salmon dial is a dealbreaker for me. But if that watch had a black-on-salmon date disc, it'd be my top choice (but not by much!).
