Horological Meandering

Dear Fellow purists I has been reading this forum scince a lot of years I has learn a lot from you. THANK YOU I did not post often due to my poor English writing. I hope this post is correct Any way I like a lot watches . And I have a difficult choice bet...  

Whatever brings out the strongest positive emotion in you in the right answer. The Richard Lange sweep seconds released in 2006 was immediately what drew me to Lange so I am biased towards this simplicity. Owning it since 2010 it still keeps incredible ac... 

Thanks a lot I already have 2 geophysics from jager. and a Lange moon phase. so. I think like you says both are great. Thanks again

Then with the savings you'll have not buying the jumping seconds I would buy another Lange with the difference! Tony

I would go for the regular RL. Wonderful time only piece. I’m personally not enamored with the jumping seconds dial layout, but I generally never like regulator layouts on wristwatches as they make reading the time quickly more difficult.

The left is classic while the jumping seconds is distinctive and impressive look. A watch tells a lot the type person you are. Hopefully this helps. Enjoy your Lange.

1. The movement looks a lot better and fills up the case back more completely. 2. The 39.9mm case would be a better fit I believe than the 40.5mm case of the Richard Lange. Size does matter 3. A limited edition Lange is always a better purchase (in terms ... 

nothing more to add ! between the two Jump seconds is a better choice anytime... Best, mahesh.,

I would go for the Richard Lange .

Great dial and complication

Jumping seconds ...  

You have "missed" the time to buy a RL new and therefore go rather for the Jumping Seconds, which is by far more collectible, more technical. However, if you want to go only by the look than go simply for what you like and forget the first sentence ! Eith... 

My vote is for the Richard Lange. This has always been my favorite Lange ever since I discovered the brand in the mid to late 2000´s. It is the Lange I aspire to own one day. A pure, simple beauty to my eyes. Please let us know what you decide in the end.... 

The dial of the jumping seconds is what makes it stand out. You can tell what watch it is from across the room - which is sometimes how I decide which watch to get. Both watches are of different price range though. If you consider the RL Pour Le Merite vs... 

While not a limited edition, it is somewhat limited in the marketplace. It has a jumping minute, (not second), and it can be had at a price point similar to the jumping seconds. It also has a unique appearance and is a technical marvel.