How many 25th Anniversary Pieces are left to come?
Is the next one due any day now? I can’t keep up!
One more coming in October I believe.
Lange 1 tourbillon would be next I would guess. Maybe they will surprise us.
Yeah, so one left to come then I guess. [nt]
Here’s hoping they finish with something really new and exciting.
Here are the 9 so far. It got confusing because they started introducing them at the beginning of the month instead of the 24th.
1. LANGE 1 January (SIHH) 2. GRAND LANGE 1 MOON PHASE February 3. LITTLE LANGE 1 March 4. LANGE 1 TOURBILLON PERPETUAL CALENDAR April 5. LANGE 1 TIME ZONE May 6. LANGE 1 MOON PHASE June 7. GRAND LANGE July 8. LANGE 1 DAYMATIC August 9. LITTLE LANGE 1 MOON...
Considered two models
From a marketing perspective, I think Lange did a nice job creating interest throughout the year, celebrating the anniversary year. Hopefully we will see more of that with releases during the year without huge wait times. I was disappointed with the selli...
this was the same info I got from the boutique. I was interested in the L1 moonphase ltd to 25
they had none but had one stock of the daymatic which I can only buy if I had already purchased before from the boutique. the L1 ltd to 250 though can be purchased without a prior purchase history in the boutique. I told them I purchased a Lange Perpetual...
If you feel like it, consider going back to the AD who sold you the Perpetual and see if they can get the 25th Anniversary Daymatic transferred to them...
It never hurts to ask your AD to talk to the higher-ups at Lange in your region, if you haven't already done that -- specifically, for your AD to make it clear to Lange that you did buy a new Lange from them and you want to buy another Lange from that sam...
the boutique I asked is at Singapore
my AD is at Manila. I think difficult to transfer to another country and its the daymatic so not too keen on it. I like the L1 moonphase but even the SG boutique said it has since sold out.
Lange may be a bit late to the game here...
Unless I'm mistaken, FPJ has been doing this for a long time with their "Black Label" models. I'm not a big fan of this approach either, though I get the rationale from Lange's perspective.