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... when sent for servicing and was told no, they don't do that. I was just curious because the fractional pre-loading doesn't bother me at all.

I remember seriously pondering this years ago, with the limited (gray dial) LOG Cabaret. It was a really attractive watch, but I knew I'd never wear it so I decided to pass on it.

"...there are unfortunately no plans to bring back the Cabaret as a regular production watch, although it's fantastic to see even this limited return of the model. The problem, Anthony de Haas told us, is that the Cabaret, while definitely a passion project for the company, never performed all that

When visiting the Lange factory a number of years ago, I had lunch with a now-retired employee who was wearing that watch on her wrist. The case was totally beat up -- scratches everywhere -- and it was just so beautiful in that well-used condition, which made the dial and hands pop even more. You h

Enjoy the weekend Tony!

... consider the look you want. I didn't want the polished end tubes (or any end tubes) because I felt like they called too much attention to the bracelet. I wanted the bracelet to be incidental, which meant no end tubes and being able to see the springbars through the bracelet. I felt like that loo

The ZW Striking Time was the rare watch that I knew I wanted before I ever saw (or heard) it in person and even though I knew it'd look abnormally large on my wrist. As others have said, Lange also did a fantastic job with the ZW Date. I'd have a hard time choosing between the Striking Time and Date