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One extraordinary thing about this watch...
... is that Lange used this unique movement calibre -- the Sax-0-Mat movement with an added power reserve feature -- just for this dealer limited-edition. Lange also used a unique movement for the Wempe 1815 "Sidestep." The 1815 "Kalenderwoche" for dealer Huber was a third example of a dealer-only movement calibre.
I think the Wempe Grosse Langematik Gangreserve is also the only automatic that Lange ever made with a power reserve complication. It allows the wearer to see just how efficient the Sax-0-Mat winding mechanism is: When you wear this watch, the 48-hour power reserve is almost always completely full, with relatively little movement.
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Relatively oldie but certainly goldie: Langematik For Wempe.
Platinum case, 100 pieces. Power reserve like old pocket watches. Beautiful, Recto and Verso. Not mine, as I always preferred the Anniversary for its enamel dial and I don't want two watches with the same movement. But lovely! Best, Nicolas ...
I can’t remember if this one is still in your collection or part of a sad episode
this one i like also gor the simplicity. Bill ...
Forgive my words
May God gives his sternest and unsparing judgment to Antiq..... auction for having the opportunity to defend the truth yet refuse to do so.
I like Langematik Anniversary more than Moon Phase EL
Perhaps Moon Phase EL would be perfect for a banquet or soiree.
This one is so humbly gorgeus
Compare to extremely attractive Anniversary. Undeniably both have vintage allure
One extraordinary thing about this watch...
... is that Lange used this unique movement calibre -- the Sax-0-Mat movement with an added power reserve feature -- just for this dealer limited-edition. Lange also used a unique movement for the Wempe 1815 "Sidestep." The 1815 "Kalenderwoche" for dealer...