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Thank you all!!
I appreciate all the gracious comments.
Couple of observation after a few days of wearing;
1. Despite of the larger size at 41 mm it sits very well on my small wrist and is very comfortable and a balanced wearing experience
2. One of the smoothest winding experience I have ever had (period). I can't wait until the 60 hours are up and wind it again; sometimes I just don't wait and just wind it up again; never get tired
3. The pushers feel is truly effortless and better than any other chronograph that I have owned or seen, including its predecessor
4. The chronograph function is a true joy; sometime I just let it run (hopefully doing this does not harm the movement in anyway; any advice?)
5. The movement side is to die for; absolutely no match in the whole, wide horological world.
6. The black dial gives a bluish tinge color on certain angles of light (very interesting)
Thinking of getting a Lange deployant for this; what has been other user's experience about tang vs deployant? BTW, Lange deployant in Platinum is insanely expensive for what it is (about $8000 US)
Thanks again and best regards.
My latest Lange acquisition!
While I was thinking long and hard about the merits and demerits of Zeitwerk vs Langematik PC, an opportunity came up and I ended up acquiring this masterpiece; could not be happier. Zeitwerk will have to wait for now....
Huge congrats for this superb Datograph Up & Down!
You will enjoy it a lot! Thanks for the pic. Fx
This watch
I have heard a few times. Why is it called Datagraph Up and Down ? The part of the name "Up and Down" puzzles me. Anyone can explain ?
Up down for the power reserve function
Power at up (fully wound) or down (needs winding) Same for 1815 up down for eg. Cheers Robin
Thanks !,
Robin for the concise explanation. I had a misconception, thinking that winding the crown both ways (up and down) increases the power left in the coil.
Wonderful watch.
Congratulations. The Dato movement is one of the best in the world. You have a real winner.
Big congrats !
You now have one of the kings of chronographs! Looks great on your wrist Enjoy in the best of health Cheers Robin
One of the most beautiful watch ever made, for German connoisseurs
I am not tired mentioning this is here as it can be only true. Enjoy the time wearing it. Moritz
That is the thrill
Of a hunting trip.. you sometimes are surprised by what comes by ;) The Zw isn't going anywhere, and this Dato is beautiful! Congrats on the new acquisition, and I hope it brings you a long enjoyable experience. Best, Colton
Thank you all!!
I appreciate all the gracious comments. Couple of observation after a few days of wearing; 1. Despite of the larger size at 41 mm it sits very well on my small wrist and is very comfortable and a balanced wearing experience 2. One of the smoothest winding...
Congrats Abe (and some deployant comments, etc.)...
Well, you did what many here have done before: You were trying to decide between two Langes, and you ended up getting a totally different third Lange in the end! Congrats on getting a fantastic chronograph. I have the previous version of the Dato, and I c...
deployment thoughts
i strongly prefer the deployment. in this case ESPECIALLY given the weight of the watch in platinum
I actually....
Find Lange Deployants quite uncomfortable and much prefer comfort of the tang. I also have no issue with weight of platinum with tang so I guess to each his own. I will say that one way I increased comfort with Lange Deployants was to flip sides and it di...
deployment v tang
was less so the weight on the wrist as handling the watch while putting the watch on with the tang. if your wrists are small, i'd suggest getting a smaller strap, otherwise the end of the deployment can ride up the side of the wrist.
My wrist is 7 1/2 inches and still....
Lange deployments are uncomfortable. I also flip straps on AP's as they too are not comfortable. Again tang is perfect and no issue with weight of watch. To each his own so for me glad they come with tang and not deployment!
