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A. Lange & Söhne

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Slow day - so here's some pics of my 40 mm Lange

 
 By: FirstBall : October 31st, 2009-08:26
















Excellent Photos of a beautiful Lange. nt

 
 By: wrb75 : October 31st, 2009-08:40

Wunderbar

 
 By: PET- : October 31st, 2009-09:06

Glückwünsche für die Bilder und die Uhr

Congrats. Your watch is pure art.

Awesome!

 
 By: amanico : October 31st, 2009-09:08

Love this understated and very elegant Lange!

Very nice pics, too.

Thanks for sharing!

Best,

Nicolas

My pleasure, gentlemen! This is my fav watch so far

 
 By: FirstBall : October 31st, 2009-09:16

Always good to see made in Germany

 
 By: BluNotte : October 31st, 2009-10:11

Best of the best.

Perfection embodied.

Stephen

I love watch and photos - madly! [nt]

 
 By: amerix : October 31st, 2009-11:44

Gorgeous watch....::))

 
 By: MiniCooper : October 31st, 2009-13:51

Really nice photos but, the 308.025 is 37,0 mm

 
 By: =RWK= : October 31st, 2009-14:08

Cheers,

--

Richard.

Yes but the watch of the post is the 309.025. [nt]

 
 By: foversta : October 31st, 2009-15:41
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Yes, it is the 309.025

 
 By: FirstBall : October 31st, 2009-21:31
Yes, not the 308.025. My version is the larger one, with a different placement for the word 'Glashutte' and 'Sax-O-Mat'

Congrats for this superb Langematik !

 
 By: foversta : October 31st, 2009-15:37
The way the indexes are put on the dial were very original. This Langematik had a special place in the Lange collection.

Fr.Xavier


Thank you for the information................

 
 By: Topcat30093 : November 2nd, 2009-23:57

Until you pointed out the differences on both the watches, I hadn't noticed.

 I also thought that this one was in a 37mm case only.

Was this model a limited edition?

It was known as the Langematik Grand (if I am not wrong)

 
 By: FirstBall : November 3rd, 2009-20:30