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Mr Richard Lange got the nod this morning
I could be mistaken, but I believe this is the only reference that has a central second sweeping hand
Enjoy your day. T
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Mr Richard Lange got the nod this morning
I could be mistaken, but I believe this is the only reference that has a central second sweeping hand Enjoy your day. T ...
I’ve always liked this one!
They do have the deadbeat seconds. But I’d say that’s not a seeping center seconds 🙃
I love this watch
You've got my favorite version. But it frustrates me that Lange hasn't done my dream version: they can keep the case and movement unchanged, just give me some kind of black sporty dial. Maybe sector, maybe painted arabics, maybe mixed painted arabics and ...
Very stylish, Doctor!
Love the white colours, they are matching very well to the snow!
Tony, you are correct: this is Lange's only watch with a central seconds hand.
In fact, in the early 2000's, it posed quite a design challenge for Lange. The long seconds hand kept fluttering - and this was something Lange could simply not accept. Accordingly, after trying several mitigating options but not being happy with the resu...