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Yes, Lange probably would've made a different choice to display the months if the design wasn't constrained by history.
From Lange's press website:
Piece Unique Lange
Wow. LeLangeLust on IG posted this. Flying seconds, split seconds, grand + petite sonnerie, perpetual calendar, minute repeater. ...
Yes, Lange probably would've made a different choice to display the months if the design wasn't constrained by history.
From Lange's press website : ...
I may be in the minority
But I don’t find this watch particularly beautiful, complexity and rarity aside.
Highly complicated watches are never as attractive to me as less complicated ones.
Too much stuff crammed into limited real estate presents a seemingly insurmountable aesthetic challenge. So I know what you mean! But Lange definitely did a great job pursuing this historic horological project.
obviously a stunner but
I am not sure the monochrome dial suits it. The version on the Lange website https://www.alange-soehne.com/eu-de/timepieces/1815/grand-complication looks a little livelier. Best Andreas
am i right in vaguely recalling it was 50mm?
it actually looked fine on their wrist though.