A. Lange & Söhne

I close the presentation of the 3 pieces celebrating the 175th anniversary of the opening of the first F.A.Lange workshop in Glashütte with the Tourbograph Perpetual Honeygold. The best for last? Not quite. The most complicated one, for sure. But is it re

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

You can obtain a 1st gen dato for less than or equal to an 1815 chrono. I literally made this decision in the summer with the attached. It sounds like you want the platinum 1st gen though and that's one reason for price disparity (with 1815 Chrono's in go

Interesting questions that I believe many of us here considered. As I don’t know you or your preferences, I can only speak from my experience and perspective. I am 6ft4 with a 7 inch wrist. I never found the original dato comfortable for long periods of w

Hi guys I’ve recently been exposed to this poisonous brand which I can’t stop admiring. Currently I own a 5164a, 5711g, Breguet La Tradition. I am planning to sell the 5711g for either the 1815 Chrono or the Datograph (non up/down). Just wanted to hear so

I registered my 1815 Chronograph on the website which I had purchased few years ago. I received an acknowledgment email and now after few months I receive a package containing letter of confirmation of registration and a watch cleaning cloth having the wa

When I was presented with the opportunity to acquire the Lange 1 Singapore Time Zone five years ago, I couldn't let the chance slip by. I was compelled to write a short review, in part due to the limited information available about this edition, but mainl

Yes, the Datograph is the original but it _is_ too thick and heavy, I never completely bought into the romans, it kinda can't decide whether it's a sport or a dress watch, I prefer understated (or, better, absent) tachymeters. The essence of this watch (a

The original platinum version is heavy and uncomfortable at times but a must have if your a chrono collector. I don't see myself ever selling it but I do understand why people let it go. I'll wear the piece 4 or 5 days in a row every other month or so in