1815

Me and my wife went to grezi. Now Sabres. Lange for me too. I do admit, I always desire a 1815 chrono however I am happy with my montblanc Minerva. For now 🙃

Look at the top half of the dial. You see rectangles within rectangles (mostly the date window frame, and also the HG lines near the dial edge). All straight lines. Looks like nice kitchen cabinets. Now look down south. We just left the kitchen and entere

1:1.4 on the original, 1:1.33 on the tourbillon. And yet, because of the dial layout on the tourbillon, it actually looks fatter (more square) than the original. The tourbillon's busy dial also strikes me as inelegant. I think Lange did the complicated Ca

imho it is the most attractive QP i've ever seen. Favorite variant is tough to say, the RG took my breath away when i first saw it. I really wish the sides of the case were brushed though. the WG: I had pretty much moved on from buying watches until i ran

When class goes with romantic. Best, Nicolas

... having caseback # 114881 and movement # 4873. The dial on that watch looks as expected, vs. this watch (which has caseback #114876 and movement # 4932), which does not look as expected. My speculation is that the original dial on this watch may have b

Looking to learn more from Lange scholars... I was perusing eBay the other day and came across this first generation 1815 U/D (221.021). It has a Certificate of Origin from Lange so I will assume that is in fact genuine. One thing that caught my eye was t

I really like the heft of the PT case on my wrist. And I like this case size which combines wrist presence with elegance. Best, Gerard

Love this 3 hander..

This wrist shot is distorted by the wide-angle macro lens on the iPhone. The Terraluna actually looks smaller on me in the metal. While it is thick, it doesn’t wear any significantly bigger than my Portugieser Perpetual Calendar. (My wrist is flexed backw