They do have some outrageously expensive pieces (some ironically that far exceed Rolex) and some very devoted collectors but they lack the buzz that a AP Black Panther or Daytona Cosmograph can garner…this IMO has a lot to do with where the pieces are pla
I had the idea to write this post after seeing that close to nobody is talking about how great this watch is. What you get is a timepiece that can rival the best independents in terms of both finishing and technical mastery. The coolness factor of the flo
I have a few friends in this field who have been drawn to Lange. A cardiologist from America with a lange pulsometer, and a anaesthesiogist from Singapore with a Richard Lange. But they never wore it to work for fear of damaging/losing it during critical
I picked this up today from my local AD. I purchased the first re-edition back in 2013 but this one scratches an itch for me with the smaller case and broad arrow hands. The sandwich dial is a different twist too. It’s going on a brown calfskin strap from
... hand set. Overall a very elegant and classic presence on the wrist. Its movement 3203 has been subject to some critics among aficionados (it´s the same movement used for the Speedmaster 1957/2007 50 Years Commemorative model) but I personally had no p
Almost my favorite Speedmaster. This comes close to the first place. Honestly, i think Omega made too many variations of the Speedmaster. Not only Omega, others do this also. The Nasa Speedmasters are ok, and than not more than 10 others. All the moon mod
I personally think it needs to be fittet with a metal bracelet due to its diameter / thickness ratio. The original leather band looks a bit too small on the watch. Here‘s a picture of the one i had for a few years.
A superb straight lugs case, an uber cool white and blue dial, and cherries on the case, the lollipop second hand for the chrono and the luminous bezel. What do you think? Best, Nicolas