A. Lange & Söhne

As for the Zeitwerk, I admired the simple look that hides a mechanical marvel. The time bridge (borrowed from Semper Opera House in Dresden) is a marvel to behold every 60 seconds as it changes. The movement—the winding and barrel mechanism, the remontoir

The german silver patinas like that over time. Here's a shot of my 2020 Zeitwerk which looks completely different. Not nearly as much depth/richness/color to the plates with german silver on them (yet!)

After being on the fence for a while, then seeing what they've been going for and getting a little spooked about not being able to get one later I decided to reach out the boutique... The boutique I dealt with for my Zeitwerk was able to get me an allocat

Love how simple the front of the no date version is.

Not my pic but I think it looks awesome. I'm going to throw my Zeitwerk on a similar strap soon.

Today, at the L&S Boutique was presented three prototypes (TZ with black dial, TZ with silver dial and Odysseus in WG) + the Zeitwerk minute repeater blue dial, working model. Here are my wristshots. Then the Odysseus with a special focus allowing to

Used a pixel 3 with generous Lightroom abuse to get this. Pretty happy with how it turned out.

I see that you have 3 watches to rotate between which gives you versatility for different occasions. My Zeitwerk is not my daily, neither is my Pour Le Merite or any of my other hundred watches, yes you read correctly, I said hundred. A bit too much hoard

As it's not an every day watch but a piece of art I don't miss a date here. But nevertheless a wonderful watch with or without date

While Rolex dominates more than anyone else in this space, let's not forget haute horlogerie and the beauty behind these amazing timepieces. Both FX and I have posted some incredible timepieces seen in Geneva last week but sadly most are still focused on