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The RL
Is my most enjoyed over the years I would reckon. The buttery smooth sweep of the elegant second hand catches me every time.
Exceptional collection you have curated, thanks for sharing
Colton
More kids. More walking...
With an esteemed nod to Tony. I was at the Manufactory when the Richard Lange (232.032) was first being produced - I saw a tray of six of them, mint fresh. The 1815 three-hander (235.032) in 38.5mm - my very first Lange, and love, was the original 1815 in...
I noted the differences in the engravings too, but great to see all at once.
The SUG markings look the best. They're so clear.
True. If I had to choose one, I actually prefer Efteor's - their typography is kind of "fat" in a way that I find pleasing.
For the information of others in the forum, the four present case-makers for Lange Uhren are: Centror/Audemars Piguet (CO), Efteor (FT), Donzé-Baume (db) and Sachsishe Uhrentechnologie GmbH Glashutte (SUG).
Wonderful quartet!
Gorgeous ALS family you have there! The RL is so classy and technically marvelous! You know how I feel about the L1 MP....and the 1815 family is lovely...the up/down is so versatile in my opinion and would be a great candidate for multiple different strap...
Thank you, dimardi.
Yes, the RL is technically marvellous with its tensioned split-wheel centre-seconds bridge (picture attached, credit: Lange Uhren, The Yearbook, 2006). The Lange 1 MP - either generation - is a winner. But the 1815 family is the apple of my eye. Best wish...
The RL
Is my most enjoyed over the years I would reckon. The buttery smooth sweep of the elegant second hand catches me every time. Exceptional collection you have curated, thanks for sharing Colton
This is a beautiful collection.
Love that they are all in yellow/rose gold. Must be loads of precious memories
Thanks, K-Lo!
I had a gen. 1 Dato in PG - though I had little choice at the time, my one regret is selling it... I've never had a ZW - would go for the Date or the model that Christan just acquired in our forum.
