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Jacques-Olivier presents a stunning photo essay of the A. Lange & Söhne Datograph UP/DOWN in platinum, capturing its intricate details and exquisite finishing. His post not only showcases the watch's aesthetic appeal but also delves into the technical aspects of his photography, offering insights into the equipment and techniques used to achieve such high-quality images. This provides a dual appreciation for both the horological masterpiece and the art of watch photography.
The A. Lange & Söhne Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon reference 405.035 combines a flyback chronograph with a perpetual calendar and a tourbillon, representing a highly complex offering within the brand's Datograph family. This particular reference is distinguished by its platinum case and black dial, providing a cohesive and understated aesthetic for its intricate mechanical capabilities. It stands as a significant example of Lange's approach to integrating multiple grand complications into a single timepiece.
The watch features a 41mm platinum case, housing the manufacture caliber L951.6. This manual-winding movement is visible through a sapphire crystal caseback, showcasing its intricate finishing and construction. The power reserve for this movement is 60 hours, and the watch is fitted with a sapphire crystal on the front. Water resistance is rated at 30 meters, suitable for everyday wear.
This reference appeals to collectors seeking a comprehensive complication set from A. Lange & Söhne, offering both practical functions and high horology craftsmanship. Its combination of a flyback chronograph, perpetual calendar, and tourbillon places it among the most technically ambitious watches in the brand's contemporary catalog. The platinum case and black dial variant is a classic combination for such a complex instrument.
I especially like pictures 3 and 5.... they really show the details of the dial which I find most pictures miss. And amazing rear pics too of course! Thanks!
Most Beautiful pics of a very handsome watch! Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed the photos alot! The Dato up/down is very nice indeed. One of the king of chronos! cheers robin
the depth and the contrast. Thank you for sharing :)
We do not see you here too often, but when we do, it is always a treat. Excellent photos as always. Looking forward to more ! Dean
Probably the best shots of the Dato ever seen by me. thanks, Ovi
Thanks a lot for your amazing photos! Hope I can get these photos out of my old DATO.
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