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I am of similar mind to CR, aesthetically I am not a big fan of the Odysseus line but this is a nice addition to the family.

Put me down in favor of the first gen version. In fact, I waited to acquire the Pt version (I already had RG) until I saw the 2nd gen and then decided to buy a preowned original version. Particular considerations for me was my preference for the dial...

Amazing collection. Only one chrono though and I think a Pt Dato (I prefer the first generation version) would nicely complement what you have now. On the other hand, I agree that no collection of this level is complete without a model with a...

Sorry I am so late to this party! Lots of interesting and insightful points that I have enjoyed reading. I can add a few comments with regard to some points and questions earlier in the thread, based on my own experience. With regard to the (former)...

Thanks for sharing, fantastic piece. I am waiting on the gray dial version I ordered last year.

Yes, this has always mystified me. For "masculine-oriented" models I think that "red gold" sounds more appealing than "pink gold" and I have always used "red gold" when mentioning the metal in English as it is the direct translation of what Lange...

To expand on what CR mentioned, technically rose gold and pink gold are not the same, though many people (myself included) often use the terms (as well as "red" gold) interchangeably. All three are 75% gold; red gold then has 25% Cu, while rose is...

I agree absolutely with CR that the relation of the HG Tourbograph to the original Pt version is analogous to what we are now seeing with the new WG RL PLM relative to the original enamel versions. Same deal. However, I am not sure that I see that...

Lots of great advice was posted already and in any event I think this is a very personal decision. Here's another perspective to consider though. "Bet you can't eat just one" applies to more than just potato chips (as in that famous tv commercial)....