
In this insightful post, kpk shares a captivating photo report from a recent A. Lange & Söhne event in Mumbai, offering a rare glimpse into several of the brand's most iconic timepieces. His firsthand account and accompanying images provide a valuable perspective on the Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar, Zeitwerk, and even the Tutima Minute Repeater, contextualizing these horological marvels within a vibrant collector's setting. This article distills the community's reactions and expert opinions, enhancing kpk's original observations.







Most welcome. One thing I noticed, German watch brands are very respectful of one another very openly. Moritz Grossmann was also there, such lovely watches. Almost like an extension of Lange.
BTW these Tutima MRs from 2011 are very rare, only 20 in rose gold and 5 in platinum.
I’m really liking the Lange 1 QP. The zw always a star. Just love Lange design language. I do no wish the L1 qp had a moonphase more like my 1815 AC. More whimsy I feel.
but at 41.9 x 12.1 mm, how does it wear? I imagine it isn't a great fit for a 16 cm wrist like mine. Your 38.5 x 9.8 mm Lange 1 is better proportioned, imo. And the 37 x 5.9 mm Saxonia Thin is still among my favorite ALS watches. A completely overlooked watch. Best, Emmanuel
Glad you got the opportunity to see them there in Mumbai.
They all look wonderful, but the perpetual is particularly special. All the best, Jon
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