If my Urwerk 105-CT is my “Dark Knight” then I think this Richard Lange Pour le Mérite is my “Dark Lord”. More elegant, classic and understated (aside from the case which really should be smaller). I do still go back and forth on whether if there was only

The only missing thing fo a " killer watch status " is a black enamel dial... Best, Nicolas

As were all iterations of PLMs. But they were not hard to get and this one was widely available long after release. It’s still a watch today that does not have a huge following; there were two prior iterations with special dials in different metals that a

High end watch, low end dress ! I think I like the contrast of a somewhat formal and fine watch with more casual or street like clothing. Contradictions are usually good to keep it interesting. And I think this way usually works better than more formal dr

Now that we are past the hot & humid summer, this one will come out to play.

The Richard Lange line certainly is one of my favorites among the different Lange & Sohne families. The first Richard Lange, classic, simple, beautiful, then the Richard Lange Pour Le Mérite, with its hidden sophistication ( fusée and chan, enamel dial )

I couldn’t be more pleased with my choice. It’s my favorite chronograph. I’m so impressed with the quality, precision, beauty and wrist presence that I’ve been contemplating the addition of another Lange. I would love to add a Richard Lange Pour le Mérite

I must say that I prefer the platinum version for one reason, its enamel dial, but this white gold doesn't lack character with its " normal " black dial. I also love the way our dear Justin associate his straps with his watches. Here, quite daring, but no

A masterpiece, with a simple look, hiding a true horological marvel. The discreet charm of enamel, And the magic of a fusée and chain movement: Best, Nicolas