Shopping in Germany
The three please me, but i am only entitled to a single shooting. You will know tomorrow if I pulled the trigger. Hagwe. nino...
Hooray, what's my prize? :))
I just did a research on this watch and found this place. Where is it? It must be good and reliable. Congratulations. Rgds Raymond ...
Kindly accepted :))
I'll be travelling around Germany in June, landing and departing Munich, what a coincidence! Will see if I have time to pay a visit and shop around. Thank you and congrats, Sir! Rgds Raymond
If your banker has anything to do with it
you're buying the Dornblueth. Him aside, I'm with Raymond and Nico.
Hah, congrats!! A fine choice...
For those who are curious, this is the Grosse Langematik Gangreserve, which Lange made for Wempe in 2005 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Wempe's chronometer manufacture. Lange made 100 in PT and 100 in YG. In addition, Lange made 25 in RG that were ...
Congratulations as it is sure...
the trigger will be pulled. IMHO Zeitwerk is unique with the jumping hour & minutes, a different way of telling time than most watches.
The Zeitwerk has elements of Nino's watch in it...
The vertical axis of the Zeitwerk is basically the same as the Grosse Langematik Gangreserve -- power reserve on top, seconds on the bottom -- while the horizontal axis is representative of the Semper Opera five-minute clock. So the Zeitwerk does a wonder...
it was easy, very easy with a S & W 38 special
:index : on the photos, the Wempe gangreserve was the only watch in function. Chers. Nino ...
Oki, but...
But the langematik gangreserve is in automatic reassembly, this mechanism works only when the watch is in the wrist, gone back up at the most it has a reserve of walking of 48 hours which, partially dissipated while the watch is not worn, is completely re...
Che è bello
but the dial has no tiny of 6 Roman which makes the charm of the Langematik gangreserve.
This is the only automatic Lange with a power reserve...
... and it's fun to watch how quickly and easily the power reserve goes all the way up to 48 with normal daily wear! Nino, I think this watch looks absolutely amazing in yellow gold -- congrats again on your S&W .38 (/100)!
