Datograph

This went from “not being on my Lange radar” to being a “gotta have”. Love the one second remintoire and the dead beat seconds hand. Right now my Lange stable is full with this one, a 1st generation platinum Datograph, a white gold Striking Time, a white

Would you mind sharing what the other 4 are? My top 5 are (in no particular order) the 1815 rattrapante (in honey gold), the zeitwerk, the PLM tourbillon, the Richard Lange minute repeater, and the 1815 chrono (controversial, but I like it more than the d

Wears bigger then 41mm because of the case thickness, the movement is deep and beautiful. Looks perfect on my friend’s wrist, but a little too big on my modest size wrist.

In both cases, a superlative movement: With a preference for the platinum, due to the metal, and because, with time passing, I am not tired of looking at it. You? Best, Nicolas

Still my personal "king of chronographs" !! Wishing all a nice Sunday, Gerard

heartfelt congratulations on your Datograph! A L&S is still missing in my collection, so I’m even happier to see it with you. Your Datograph is simply world-class. One of my favorite watch stories: Even Philippe Dufour (arguably one of the greatest watchm

…I think part of the quiet when it comes to watches is size on the wrist. Your examples I think all fit nicely, are smaller etc. But a modern Dato, ZW, Triple Split and some others in the Lange collection do not fit the quiet luxury definition as they are

Of course, the movement of the Datograph is in a league of its own, especially since its Lange 1 "competitor" is a 3/4 plate caliber, which doesn't allow to see much of the movement itself. However, on the dial side, I personally don't like the lumed hand

I had the opportunity to view a selection of Lange watches at a watch event in Mumbai last month. Lange flew down for the event; though they have no plans to set up a boutique here. I managed to take a photo of the Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar, Zeitwerk, a