Saxonia Thin

https://www.watchtime.com/brands/hand-wound-movement/tutima-glashuette-patria-ref-6600-21-und-6600-23 Here is an imaginary interview between a Potential Buyer (PB) and a Watch Executive (WE)…all in good fun : ) : *** PB: I came across an article on Watcht

Have a great evening everyone!! A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia Thin White Gold with dark blue gold flux dial.

...a watch that is Simplicity and Perfection. I just feel the dial may be a bit too plain; I need to see it once to be sure. BUT, in an industry with a lot of loud, large, "noisy" watches, the Saxonia Thin is refreshing. Its packs quite a bit of horologic

I truly enjoy hearing why people love what they love, especially when our tastes differ. Ever since I was a little kid, I've disliked watches with long, thin, stick markers. I can't explain why. Same way I feel about hard-boiled eggs, which register more

My strong preference is for the first generation Lange 1. The iconic asymmetric design of the L1 dial is what first captivated me. It surprised me and felt like an evolutionary step in watch design. That captivation remains unabated. The first generation

Such a particular dial ,,, 🔥… The Saxonia thin is very nice too but may be a little too « dressed up »for me …

If I had to chose just one, I would go Lange 1. I have both, although not the 'base' versions of each. I have the WG L1 MP, and the Saxonia Thin Copper Blue. I always loved the simplicity yet perfection in design and execution of the Saxonia thin and chos

Clean and pure....class as usual!

For me, the Lange 1 is incomparable - even against other Langes. Not that it's necessarily the "best" Lange (if there is such a singular watch) - but it is the original for the re-founding of the brand. And so unique dial-side. The Saxonia Thin is also a