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Chronometer (aka yacomino) shares an up-close encounter with the A. Lange & Söhne Lange 31, a watch renowned for its extraordinary power reserve. His vivid photographs capture the imposing wrist presence of this horological marvel, prompting a discussion among collectors about its unique characteristics and winding mechanism. This article explores the community's insights into what makes the Lange 31 a true 'beast' in the world of luxury timepieces.
Wondered how it is like to wind such as beast, need a special key… any comments from your friend?
Pack for me when I was in high school
I played with them a few times years ago, but I forgot what the winding experience felt like. Pretty cool though. A gigantic piece, both the Lange 31 and the Terraluna (which I always associated with the Lange 31 because I'd see them near each other in the display case and they're about the same size).
Even with the special key for extra leverage I wonder if there’s a fair amount of resistance as the PR approaches 31 days.
but way too chunky and big somehow..and the price even at very friendly terms....
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