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Richard Lange PLM.
Simply the most interesting watch out there.
rabs
Pour le Merite would get my vote
elegant - understated but complicated movement
cheers
RL PLM! [nt]
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Nothing new Richard Lange Pour Le Merite and why
because of
- gorgeous 3 level enamel dial
- handsome blue hands
- perfect diameter
- great detail that I adore - red seconds markers
and most of all
such a complicated movement in such "understated" case
Cornucopia in non-pretentious package
Sincerely
Damian
- gorgeous 3 level enamel dial
- handsome blue hands
- perfect diameter
- great detail that I adore - red seconds markers
and most of all
such a complicated movement in such "understated" case
Cornucopia in non-pretentious package
Sincerely
Damian
RL PLM - enamel dial rocks! [nt]
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The Lange 1 Tourbillon ... Beat by Beat - Tick by Tock
Every heartbeat is a hope (beat by beat), and every watch movement is with a reason (tick by tock) ... Our life is like the fine movement in the watch - unique with the inimitable personality!
No special reason why i pick this watch, just love it 
A. Lange & Sohne 1815 in yellow gold -- classic!
Richard Lange Pour le Merite
Why? Because of the chain and fusee. Simply amazing.
Richard Lange Pour Le Mérite
That's my pick. One of my grails.
Richard Lange PLM
..with no doubt! Understatement at ist best .
stere
RL- PLM
Richard Lange PLM.
Simply the most interesting watch out there.
rabs
1815 in RG, really clean and the "watchmaker's view" on the website
is fantastic!
Best,
Tim
Best,
Tim
The Richard Lange Pr le Merite!
For the several reasons :
1- The simplicity of the dial and the superb finishing that will surely make it a timeless clasic beauty.
2- The enamel dial, that gives depth to the purity of the dial... And the Roman numbers with the "1/2 rail" connecting them. Might seem like a detail, but i think it breaks the austerity that sometimes comes with perfection
3- The small seconds gives a kind a nice dynamic to the dial.. And of course the blue hands.... Mmmmm, those blue hands feel like a fresh breeze from Glashutte
4- Last but not least, the famous chain-and-fusee principal, that reminds us real beauty is underneath. Gives it a romantic touch also by hinting to the genius of DaVinci, the control to keep an effective torque across the entire power reserve. Not only ingenious, but impressive how in such a small space, so much engineering fits so perfectly. Thats a complication that has a real impact on accurancy.
5- If only the back of the watch was completly transparent, that would be a 20/20... 19.5/20 makes it "human"... and hoping for the something in the futur that will put more in evidence that chain-and-fusee
Karim
1- The simplicity of the dial and the superb finishing that will surely make it a timeless clasic beauty.
2- The enamel dial, that gives depth to the purity of the dial... And the Roman numbers with the "1/2 rail" connecting them. Might seem like a detail, but i think it breaks the austerity that sometimes comes with perfection
3- The small seconds gives a kind a nice dynamic to the dial.. And of course the blue hands.... Mmmmm, those blue hands feel like a fresh breeze from Glashutte
4- Last but not least, the famous chain-and-fusee principal, that reminds us real beauty is underneath. Gives it a romantic touch also by hinting to the genius of DaVinci, the control to keep an effective torque across the entire power reserve. Not only ingenious, but impressive how in such a small space, so much engineering fits so perfectly. Thats a complication that has a real impact on accurancy.
5- If only the back of the watch was completly transparent, that would be a 20/20... 19.5/20 makes it "human"... and hoping for the something in the futur that will put more in evidence that chain-and-fusee
Karim
the new 1815 [nt]
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Another vote for the Richard Lange PLM
Understated and so very Lange...
Regards,
Tom
Regards,
Tom
Lange 1 TZ with grey dial [nt] [nt]
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Richard Lange PLM
Yet another vote...Sehr seht gut!
Tough decision ...
but at the end my winner is RL PLM PT.
Just love the "fusee & chain" feature, the three (!) parts enamel dial, the case, the hands, ... and at least the understatement of such a "super watch".
In a perfect world I would go for one immediately.
The new version of the 1815 is done very well. Bravo to Lange, as it is a nice addition to the collection.
My AD showed it to me in YG, yesterday. Have to see it in WG & PT for my final judgement.
To be honest , so far I have a strong growing affection for the "normal" RL ;-)
Oliver
Just love the "fusee & chain" feature, the three (!) parts enamel dial, the case, the hands, ... and at least the understatement of such a "super watch".
In a perfect world I would go for one immediately.
The new version of the 1815 is done very well. Bravo to Lange, as it is a nice addition to the collection.
My AD showed it to me in YG, yesterday. Have to see it in WG & PT for my final judgement.
To be honest , so far I have a strong growing affection for the "normal" RL ;-)
Oliver
Pour le Merite
Pour le Merite would get my vote
elegant - understated but complicated movement
cheers
The new 1815 WG
The PLM is great, but the key combination for me on the 1815 is Lange aesthetics and technology (ie Lange DNA) combined with it's price accessibility, well, relatively speaking
oh dear Peter...seems I am late GMT -8
So still 25 March here. My favorite new Lange is the RL PLM PT.
Cheers,
--
Richard.