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Clueless_Collector's post highlights a captivating A. Lange & Söhne timepiece, sparking a discussion among collectors about its enduring appeal and wearability. This article delves into the community's appreciation for this "small giant," exploring why its design and proportions resonate so strongly with enthusiasts. Readers will gain insight into the specific attributes that make this Lange reference a cherished piece.
I chose to pick up its close cousin for similar reasons, and for the chance of owning a piece of Lange honey gold.
But I do have the pink gold version of the A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Moonphase "Emil Lange"
I love it! Completely irresistible to the starry sky.
That's a fantastic watch, and it's the right size for those of us with relatively thin wrists. You know I love it! I was in NYC earlier this week and wore the Langematik Anniversary. I had a similar experience. Almost ran into people because I was looking down so much.
NYC is a much "higher risk" area indeed
It's a casual watch, its a dress watch -- it's an all-around perfect watch for those of us with smaller wrists.
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