A. Lange & Söhne

... our weekly Wrist Scan contest. Just visit the Thread in the Wrist Scan forum and post your shots and comments about the meaning of Grail Watch for you. Look forward to your participation! Cheers! Abel PS: this beautiful Grail Lange Double Split doesn’

about to be absorbed into the black hole of serious dress attire. I think even my Double Split could fit under that cuff. Still for me VC is at the absolute pinnacle of the watchmaking industry, and not only in terms of dress esthetics. But the absolute p

about to be absorbed into the black hole of serious dress attire. I think even my Double Split could fit under that cuff. Still for me VC is at the absolute pinnacle of the watchmaking industry, and not only in terms of dress esthetics. But the absolute p

Before reviewing it... Best, Nicolas

Regardless of everything that little flame of love for Lange is still there. Which one would you pick ? The ref 1815 - 401.031 first generation or the 404.035 - mighty double split.

It depends as many have said on the watch, it’s purpose and complications. Certainly a lovely hand would caliber is a treat to look at, especially when there is much decoration and/or complications to look at A friend’s superlative ALS Double Split! And t

The other grail double split would be the Patek 5370P. If I would rate purely the watch, it would beat the FPJ with its finishing, enamel dial and pure beauty. Taking into consideration my collection and the price point, I‘d rather buy the FPJ rattrapante

However over time I found the 5370P to be a finer timepiece. It is just more confident and on point. The rattrapante is very self assured, buttery smooth and accurate. The case, dial and overall aesthetic is crafted in a manner that I have only seen in a

The most reliable info I have heard is that 20-something steel L1's with white dials were produced, sold by various dealers around the world, mainly in Asia and Europe. 3 black dial steel L1's were produced, all ordered by Pisa Orologeria in Milan. (The s