A. Lange & Söhne

Does anyone know who made the enamel dials for the Langematik Anniversary (circa 2000)? Is it different than the enamel dials produced more recently in other limited editions? [Note to somethingpositive: I accidentally edited your original post (hit the w... 

... is that Donzé Cadrans made the Langematik Anniversary enamel dials, per a reference by Peter Chong. More recently, starting around 2018 I believe (with the 1815 Tourbillon), Lange started making enamel dials in-house for smaller runs. FX provided this... 

Good to know, thanks! I was curious because I know there was some variability of quality on the Langematik Anniversary dials, though Donze Cadrans is one of the top enamel dial makers so I don't know how they could have picked a better partner. The enamel... 

The dial on the Langematik Anniversary that I wear has a bunch of little things that are visible with a loupe. There are some tiny dark spots, and some of the black printing is too light/missing (like in the word "Glashutte"). There's also a semicircular ... 

I think I must not be as observant as you... even under a loupe I can only see a few minor things on my dial. Some ripples, one black dot or so, one white dot on a black numeral, otherwise mine looks good! Mine was an early serial too... I would have expe... 

… with the caseback number, though maybe they do. I know #152 is better than #125 (both relatively low caseback numbers). I looked at them through a Loupe System loupe, which I think is 6x and excellent clarity.