A. Lange & Söhne

Please excuse the abbreviation in the message title, but the name of this "Richard Lange Tourbillon Pour le Mérite" is simply too long! First, let's remind ourselves of the very unique regulator dial (with the moving part of course) Now let's turn it over...  

A pleasure to take time to admire each of these pictures, thanks for sharing. Finally the fact that we can see through the dial is a gift from Lange to macro photographer ! Best, Mark

Indeed this watch is very macro-photogenic I think! C

Congratulations again on your magnificent acquisition. Wear it in the best of health. Cheers, GG

had never seen the movement of the RL T PLM--thx for sharing these J

I'm happy to be able to share something with everyone... C

much better in the metal IMO! Kudos to ALS for such an achievement in watch mastery and a big congrats to you!

I had my doubts from the web pictures at first... But it is much better and more coherent in person, and the movement especially irresistible... C

I like the "airy" quality the movement gets through that partial skeletonization. Together with the whimsical dial this is actually quite a playful piece for a Lange. Thanks so much for sharing! Best Andreas

A whimsical idea executed with serious horology... I could not resist it... C

That is beautiful! I absolutely LOVE IT!

Well done and thanks for sharing.

The movement seems to be like lace. Fx

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And a fortunate number to match! Enjoy it in the best of health always! Tschuss Stephen

Although I will always envy your RL PLM... I've hunted that one for years, to no avail=( Wear it in the best of health! C

Thank you very much for the kind words C, I will continue to treasure this like no other. Am i blessed to have it! Tschuss Stephen...  

Truly blessed... I really like this picture of His Majesty, it shows off the dial very well...

Sweet luscious dial! Tschuss Stephen

the rarely posted live movement shot of the RL-T-PLM. A true innovation and the engineering show ground of lange!

In the metal it seemed a bit opaque to me, but your photos really demonstrate a lightness as the background light shines through the movement. Well done, and congratulations! Best, Gary G