amanico
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Of course, Mostel
You can play with the lights, shadows, etc, with a reflecting glass.
But, and this is just a question, my friend, don't you touch to one of the characteristic of the watch?
Well, this is not a problem, as you always can change it for the original watch...
And maybe time will tell you what is the best, at the end...
Nice pics, BTW!
And what a nice watch!
Best.
Nicolas
Reflections on Lange 1
Hi Lange fans, Well, along with the tiny flaw on my Lange 1 that was fixed in the most timely manner, Alkis also installed a reflective crystal on the watch... I am a big fan of the dynamic nature of lighting conditions' effects on a watch dial (think Rol...
Of course, Mostel
You can play with the lights, shadows, etc, with a reflecting glass. But, and this is just a question, my friend, don't you touch to one of the characteristic of the watch? Well, this is not a problem, as you always can change it for the original watch......
But I have the perfect answer, Amanico.
The Lange 1, when introduced, was originally equipped with reflective glass--and was later modified by Lange to anti-reflective. (So I am told... I'll ask Alkis to verify.) But even if this were nor the case--er--crystal--I would still not feel that I was...
Those photos...
...are an excellent reminder of one of the more puzzling decisions out of ALS: the black background date window looks so 'right' on the 'Darth' - why oh why was it not employed on the other black dial Lange Ones? Cheers, pplater.
I've always wondered this
but it does make the Darth that much more special, I think--and the fact that it is discontinued. And the fact that Lange won't change dials anymore--or date colors. Thanks.
