A. Lange & Söhne

As the proud owner of a pink gold Cabaret, I was wondering if it would not be appropriate for Lange & Söhne to reintroduce it in its catalog. The simple Cabaret was present in various versions in the Saxon Manufacture's offer between 1997 and 2010. The To

On December 7, 1845, Ferdinand Adolph Lange founded his first workshop and started his business in the small city of Glashütte. History was on the move and this workshop would later become one of the most prestigious watchmaking manufactures, thus contrib

Hi, I am planning on acquiring the Z. So I researched and handles some of my friend's Zs from 2016 and two from 2017. I noticed that minutes disk is slightly moving when the second hands reach 55seconds, an action that takes place as disks are getting rea

The mouvement of the Tourbograph Pour le Mérite Honeygold homage to F A Lange Fx

...is just stunning!! I liked it very much in flesh!! And the watch is wearable!! Would trade it right away with my 1815 Rattrapante, but there was a slight price difference 😉

Like so (though obviously yours should be in rose gold)

Mine says, "hi!"

...Here's the 1815 on its new blue gator strap. I think it really makes the blue hands pop, dresses it down a bit, but is still classy enough for this beautiful piece. Thanks for all the encouragement this summer - loving it!

Here's my 2 cents in response to your questions. 1. Personally, I've always found all of Patek's Nautilus/Aquanaut models to be unattractive -- never felt any aesthetic connection to them -- so I'd say, "Yes, it's worth replacing the 5711g with a Dato or

1) wearability; 1815 chrono is thinner than either datos (will be much thicker the than a 5712) 2) Platinum or not; Datos come in Pt, but 1815 “only comes in white gold, rose gold” 3) of course Date or not... 4) 1815 has longer power reserve along with ne