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The thing is that, for a perpetual calendar, if you want to have some legibility, a 40 mm case mininum is important in my opinion.
Hand wind, for me, when it comes to Lange...
Best,
Nicolas
Let's start the year with the most logic complication in this period: the perpetual calendar
The Perpetual Calendar is one of the fav complications from Lange. It can be found in several models, most of them using the big date display. But when the 1815 Rattrapante PC was unveiled, Lange & Söhne has started to use a different way to display t...
The thing is that, for a perpetual calendar, if you want to have some legibility, a 40 mm case mininum is important in my opinion.
Hand wind, for me, when it comes to Lange... Best, Nicolas
The Lange One Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar is definitely my favourite among the Lange PC collection
Its dial (especially this grey livery with the WG case) is truly splendid and its layout is (almost) perfect for me. Few things: remove the tourbillon (no interest for me here), add a day/night function like the one in the new Lange 1 Moonphase day/night ...
Agree with this.
I owned a Lange Perpetual and found the sub dials a bit hard to read. The Lange Tourbillon would be nice if money was no object
I tend to agree
It's a great watch. But hugely expensive! But if Lange put a moonphase on the Daymatic or a PC with the same layout and no tourbillon, I would definitely consider it. In that case they could even use the sax-o-mat movement!
Beautiful watches........
Lovely photo’s and a good, logical appraisal with which I agree on most of the points raised. There’s certainly a very good choice of Perpetual’s within the Lange range. I am not a watch collector, but I do love watches and would have very many more than ...