
jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) shares the initial leg of his journey to the A. Lange & Söhne manufacture, offering a glimpse into the travel experience and the historical city of Dresden. His post sets the stage for an immersive exploration of the brand's origins and craftsmanship, providing context for the upcoming manufacture visit. This travelogue highlights the deep connection between Lange's heritage and its geographical roots.
As promised, here are
some pics I snapped for Day 1, on the flights and the city tour we did on Sun.
Day 2 (Mon) was when we visited the manufacture and Ianny and i will share more
shots soon
Sorry for the delay - I tried to upload this post like 5x in Germany but failed so trying again today in Singapore.
Singapore airlines flight to Frankfurt. Always a pleasure to be back on the plane whether for work or leisure (leisure is a big plus !)
3 Lange brothers in
transit in Frankfurt to Dresden, boarding our domestic flight soon
A delicious Breakfast on Luftansa from Frankfurt to Dresden
Arrival in the hotel with a warm welcome
Amazing cocktail we had during lunch
Our walk around the city
begins! Very exciting as this is where it all started for Lange
The impressive Church of the Lady Dresden rebuilt. The blacker stones were the original stones from the original church reused in the same location as they were (possible only with modern engineering and tech)
Thank you for day one impressions. Looking forward to day two! Enjoy. Moritz
Thanks for the memories you brought up with your great Dresden pictures. A really wonderful place! For next time a tour on the paddle steamer is quite an experience, too Looking forward to the next installments!
I brought along my Lange 1 too for rotation
Wish you were here too
...and lucky us as we now have a chance to enjoy your beautiful pics. Thanks for sharing them with us my friend. Looking forward to seeing the following days... Best, Mike
We have to hunt more 'tourbillon' in dresden
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