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Emmanuel (quattro) presents three distinct examples of German watchmaking, inviting the community to explore the pinnacle of horological artistry from Lang & Heyne, A. Lange & Söhne, and Moritz Grossmann. His detailed post, complete with stunning photography, highlights the unique characteristics and craftsmanship that define each piece. This article synthesizes the community's immediate reactions and expert opinions on these exceptional timepieces.
though not exactly the ones you've shown. ...but that givree finish dial on the L&H looks awesome.
love the color, the numeral, the hands, just whole thing is Gorgeous .
But, a bit like you, none of these three particular examples is really for me, even if I admire the watchmaking they involve. Best, Emmanuel
When I had a Zeitwerk, I eventually got bored of the dial. I wished it had something moving or more visible. The lumen fixes that! But it’s a watch I wouldn’t buy until many, many others are crossed off the list.
LANGE I can't stand luminova on a non sports watch A rolex sub, 50 fathoms, and a lot of other get away with it but on something elegant as a lange or a classic watch in general I really hate it So It should have been another Lange , never understood that lumen gimmick Grossman Thats a gorgeous one but I would imo be better with a black dial L&H again superb but for me the wrong model. In general I do prefer round watches and in case of the Heyne .... ochhhh please give me the chronograph
Of the three it’s the Zeitwerk for me. I am a glhuge fan of the Hamatic movement and the MG but this version would not be my personal favorite 😊🤷🏻♂️ But any of the three is a true gem 💎
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