A. Lange & Söhne

I don't know if the post should be in the ALS topic or the Photography topic, but I'd like to know what you guys think of the photos.... because the watch is magnificent, there is no doubt 😉

Thanks for sharing and I hope you get bored more often!

Much appreciate 😊
I used Canon 5D with EF 100mm 2.8L lens, but I use often Sony A7 with different Canon FD lenses, and... classic Canon AE1P

In such a beautiful package, there is nothing like it. Thank you for sharing wonderful photos

The clarity, lighting, etc.
One question, on the movement side. It looks like the 3/4 plate has anglage on the upper part, but down on the part where the mainspring barrel is, it is not present? It this because it is adjacent to the remontoire?

Yes, there is no anglage in this region, I don’t know what is the reason for that 🤔

I just checked the ALS website and the pictures also show no anglage in that region...would be interesting to know why it was omitted in that area.

However that’s a pretty lame excuse if it’s the case, so perhaps another reason on a watch like this.

According to ALS, all the compnents that are not visible to the owner (under the 3/4 plate for many of their movements) are also finished to the same standard as those that are visible, so I don't think lack of owner appreciation would be the reason for it not having anglage. Who knows though...lol

Quoting from the Langepedia article on ZW Date ... "the bridges next to the remontoire bridge are neither beveled nor polished to put the emphasis on the highly brushed remontoir bridge and raw German Silver."
This seems to be a signature feature of the ZWs, present in both the first-generation as well as the second-generation movements!

That remontior bridge is a work of art!

This watch is incredible...thanks for the amazing photos!

Some of the best I’ve seen on this forum.  

Thank you!

Amazing pics. Thanks for sharing.

'nuff said.