A. Lange & Söhne

Back to the city of lights to see our in house counselor. Haven't worn the Double Split in a very long time and this was my attempt to take an incognito photo without getting my wrist CHOPPED OFF 🙈🙊🙉😂😂

There are many beautiful chronos, many well finished chronos, many historically significant chronos, and many novel and complex chronos. I think there are truly few innovative and game changing chronos. Congrats on this pairing! In the same way the double

But as a fan of Chronographs with triple digit Chronographs in my collection ranging from vintage to modern, monopushers to double Rattrapantes, Foudroyantes, manual winds, automatics, several from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000

Ever heard the expression OLD Cow - NEW Cow ? In this instance, I think it applies well 🤣 Always considered the Double Split the original King of Chronographs but in my honest opinion the new MB&F Sequential Evo has dethroned the King. 2 different types o

I am pretty sure most people already know my fetish for manual wind chronographs. I have been very fortunate to own and have owned many fabulous chronographs over the years so I can honestly give an assessment of their overall quality, finish, etc... Havi

What's better than a Split Seconds Chronograph? The new MB&F Sequential EVO Chronograph! I had the distinct pleasure of seeing this watch last week in Geneva and all I can say... This is REVOLUTIONARY. An ALL NEW Chronograph Concept! A truly great contrib

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Hi All, In 2004, starting with the Double Split model, Lange began using little titanium inserts/sleeves in their springbar holes. Lange doesn't do this in all of their watch cases -- only larger cases (Lange 1 size and larger). What (if any) other brands

The red 12s chronograph hand (1/10th second) simply spins five times faster than the regular chronograph 60s hand. They are effectively tied together in all start/stop/reset functionality - one can be forgiven to think at first glance "why not just gear t

My understanding is that multiples of 12 seconds are redundant, nothing of interest. The central regular, rhodinated second hand counts the seconds as usually, up to 60 seconds, than the minute counter jumps. The red laquared hand counts at the same time