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Coming to 3 years with this one....
.... But it still makes my heart beat faster every time I look at it.
I can understand the love for these...They are so nice but as an owner, how do you feel about the 36hr PR for such a grand complication?
I know we can just wind it daily but ... maybe the quick 1-button adjust all feature takes care of all the worries?
Maybe it's just me, just the daily winding is part of the reason why ownership of this is so pleasurable.
It's a nightly ritual for me and I really enjoy the process. My wife can't understand this at all!
On the rare occasions where I travel without it, the single button quick set is extremely useful.
On the rare occasions where I travel without it, the single button quick set is extremely useful.
A younger me would have had reservations...
but the current me has to update the date EVERY time they wear one of their automatic QPs anyways so not that different. 1 button advancement helps a lot.
The single button is a most useful function.
And given the buttery-smooth pusher, it's a joy to use as well.
This saffiano navy strap is from Nomad Watch Works.
Not apparent from the picture, but the underside is FKM rubber, which really helps given the local humidity.
Oh I’m extremely tempted by Lange, but I’m just waiting for the perfect purchasing opportunity.
I’m limited to platinum and steel (religious reasons preclude gold in all variations) so I’m looking for a gen 1 dato, a Lange 1 darth, and a gen 1 Zeitwerk. One day
I am really looking forward to it!
In particular, the first generation Datograph and Zeitwerk. Both are iconic and ground-breaking.
Agreed. The gen 1 Zeitwerks are awesome, but the platinum versions are rare (and heavy) and the gorgeous one (white gold with black dial) is not within [theological] reach
A true monster!
I tried one on a few weeks ago. I fell in love with everything but the price tag!
You're too humble, Miguel!
The amazing thing is that the Datograph Perpetual is, in a sense, under-priced....
Such a beauty.
Despite the complications a very well balanced dial. I would love a photo of the flip side of this beast.
