1815 - Manual Wind

During my recent stay in Paris, I went to try on the new A. Lange & Söhne 34 mm 1815 . The only available variant was the rose gold one, ref. 220.037 , to which I was most attracted anyway. I was able to compare its fit and presence on the wrist with the

The 1815 is my fav manual winding 3 hand watch.. nothing comes close to it.. the classy arabic numerals, blue hands with the railway minute track all come together to perfect a simple timepiece

And so, left-to-right: The Richard Lange (232.032). 40.5mm. Burkhardt Geyer's first caliber for Lange - with the split-wheel tensioning mechanism in the centre seconds train to eliminate flutter. A robust instrument. The 1815 (235.032). 38.5mm. The contem

A German watch and Vermont beer. It doesn’t get much better than this 😂

Enjoy your Sunday Friends!

I first discovered Lange 10 years ago. I was already familiar with German manufacturers as a sweet alternative to The Swiss. Previously I was one of the fortunate few who had the opportunity to own a Dornbluth 04.0. My very first Lange was a yellow gold 3

Enjoy the splendor of this movement L051.1

With an esteemed nod to Tony. I was at the Manufactory when the Richard Lange (232.032) was first being produced - I saw a tray of six of them, mint fresh. The 1815 three-hander (235.032) in 38.5mm - my very first Lange, and love, was the original 1815 in

I fell in love with the original 1815 upon its release. I bought it, sold it, and now returned to its current edition in 38.5mm. I have more complicated Langes. But I just keep coming back to the simplicity, clarity and charm of this one in pink gold. Enj

You are offered both for about the same price, but can only choose one! Both 38.5 mm, both white gold. Which do you choose and why? *Images borrowed