patrick_y[PuristSPro Moderator]
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Mostly sticky date problems
With the Patek Philippe ACs. Mostly date problems if I recall (I've seen four with major problems); sometimes the date wouldn't turn properly, get stuck on certain dates, and also the annual calendar wouldn't work, on months with less than 30 days I've seen a watch consistently go 31 days. The funny thing is that when you would wind the watch manually, the date would progress correctly, but if you left it on a watch winder the date would not progress correctly. That watch was sent back and upon return it still wasn't rectified, and I did tell them not to wind the watch, but to leave it on the winder.
Thanks RLD
By: ianny : December 2nd, 2012-09:35
This won't be my first Lange. I own a couple of others... As for Patek, I've only got a 5712 and was thinking that the 5205 could beef up my Patek collection. But I also like the idea that this is the first Lange AC, whereas the 5205 is one of the many Pa...
Good taste!
By: Gary G : November 23rd, 2012-11:45
I loved the look of the 5205 as soon as I saw it, and was more recently introduced to the Saxonia and found it stunning. Those big, deep blue hands and the big date make for a wonderful presentation! I agree with Oliver that you should definitely look at ...
Two things
By: QueueCumber : December 3rd, 2012-11:55
1) I would consider a pre-owned Langematik Perpetual over a new Annual, as you may be able to get it for around the same price and you get much more for your money. I have a YG Perpetual and absolutely love it! 2) If you want to compare the Annual to a Pa...
The final decision ....
By: ianny : December 26th, 2012-09:56
Several trips to the AD were made.... Both were amazing and spoke to me! The Lange Saxonia AC oozes pure class: The Patek 5205 dial is sexy: In the end, I brought the Patek 5205 home. The decision was one of the hardest I've had to make. The Saxonia AC is...