A. Lange & Söhne Dial Alignment Photography
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A. Lange & Söhne Dial Alignment Photography

By mj23 · Dec 4, 2021 · 35 replies
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mj23's striking macro photography of the A. Lange & Söhne Double Split chronograph offers a rare, intimate look at the finishing details often discussed but seldom seen with such clarity. This visual exploration provides an invaluable reference for understanding the meticulous craftsmanship expected at the pinnacle of haute horlogerie, prompting a closer examination of what constitutes 'perfect alignment' in high-end watchmaking.

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diracpoint
Dec 4, 2021

Are those machining marks on the sides?😬

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doubleup
Dec 4, 2021

No surprise there, as good as it gets!

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Zeitstuck
Dec 5, 2021

Nothing getting malaligned in transit 😂

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Rhyzen
Dec 7, 2021

Precision. And probably perfection.

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Steyr
Dec 13, 2021

I wish they had word on the flanks of the hands as well.

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Steyr
Dec 17, 2021

I wish they had "worK". Sorry, I should have read before submitting... I have the same rough sides on a Cabaret's hands. Couple of extra minutes of work here would already make a difference...

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