Maltie
2280
In today’s market condition, seriously contemplating to add an ALS Chrono to my collection again
Regardless of everything that little flame of love for Lange is still there.
Which one would you pick ? The ref 1815 - 401.031 first generation or the 404.035 - mighty double split. 
💰439 Marketplace Listings for A. Lange and Söhne›A. Lange and Söhne 1815 · 2 for sale · 4338 discussions›
Collection
Jkingston shares his incredible watch acquisitions over the past year, featuring Patek Philippe, Glashütte Original, Breguet, and A. Lange & Söhne timepieces.
23 replies3343 views
Collection
Explore the A. Lange & Söhne Gen 1 Chronograph Ref. 401.031 and its Caliber 951.0. Discover why collectors praise this iconic timepiece.
30 replies2718 views
Manufacture
Experience A. Lange & Söhne's NYC Townhouse event. See the Zeitwerk Striking Time, Richard Lange Tourbillon "Pour le Mérite," and master engravers.
24 replies11445 views
Review
Foversta reviews the A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Chronograph first edition (ref. 401.031), comparing rose gold and white gold versions. Discover its movement, design, and collector appeal.
27 replies14867 views
New Release
Foversta's comprehensive report on A. Lange & Söhne at SIHH 2013, covering new movements, the Grande Complication, and 1815 Rattrapante PC.
60 replies58629 views
In today’s market condition, seriously contemplating to add an ALS Chrono to my collection again
Regardless of everything that little flame of love for Lange is still there. Which one would you pick ? The ref 1815 - 401.031 first generation or the 404.035 - mighty double split. ...
Thinking of the dato too, recently
But question is, why limit yourself to just these two? I think the rose gold black dial combo is visually very attractive, and also circumvents the issue with the earlier Datograph in platinum that could feel top heavy. Rose gold 1815 or Datograph would p...
Perhaps another angle, what suits your collection best?
If you have a “simple” Patek chrono, perhaps the 1815 might have trouble to get its spot... the DS Will always be unique! Dirk
In terms of wearability, the 1815. In terms of complication, the Double Split. A pure Marvel.
So if your wrist can wear it, the Double Split is the one.
I wore it a few hours many years back and indeed it is very very top heavy
But what a watch right, what a blast of a movement
Black and gold is by far the more attractive watch.
Do you have the wrist to support the Double Split?
DS for its unique facia and extraordinarily gorgeous movement
Once you go DS you will never think what if or other chrono movement. Perhaps maybe for TS and only TS
I have an obvious preference for the original 1815 chrono...
.... Having said that, you can't go wrong with any Lange chrono. ...
Bit unfair
Not quit a fair competition haha but if it’s just the looks then I would pick the 1815 first gen.
