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Nicolas (amanico) brings us an exclusive look at a Lang & Heyne timepiece from The Don Collection, a watch he encountered for the first time in person. His detailed photographs highlight the exquisite enamel dial, original chronograph mechanism, and the unparalleled finishing of the movement. This article delves into why this particular independent watchmaker continues to captivate collectors with its distinctive design language and horological artistry.
...triple lugs. I wonder if they could size down the entire package and just go with the normal 2...boring, I know, but you'd save $ on straps : )
A very clean way of doing things, would like to see more attempt it, perhaps Habring may have done something similar.
That movement is a delight ๐
If you want they can do it with two lugs. However in metal it looks really cool and it differentiates the watch from others, in one glance you can understand that itโs a l&h.
I am really happy that you like it. I have a Friedrich III in rose gold and itโs actually the first watch I bought after I got interested in watches last year.
It means that as a newcomer I chose well
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