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Who wears a Lange today? Anyone in for wrist shot day?
G'day,
how about checking the pulse of the community and have a wrist shot day?
I´ll give!
A bit different maybe, but then:
Again, Mrs. Jenny Maedel of A. Lange & Soehne; Jenny kindly agreed to pose for a wrist shot during a late exhibition in Germany.
Which was not only tremendous fun, but obviously a beautiful view as well!
So let´s see YOUR wrists
Cheers,
Peter
how about checking the pulse of the community and have a wrist shot day?
I´ll give!
A bit different maybe, but then:
Again, Mrs. Jenny Maedel of A. Lange & Soehne; Jenny kindly agreed to pose for a wrist shot during a late exhibition in Germany.
Which was not only tremendous fun, but obviously a beautiful view as well!
So let´s see YOUR wrists
Cheers,
Peter
Way cool!
Hey, heavy iron (or Pt)!!!
It seems to be surprisingly wearable; another proof better to see the hardware in the metal.
Thank you, Peter!
Greetings from Germany,
Peter
It seems to be surprisingly wearable; another proof better to see the hardware in the metal.
Thank you, Peter!
Greetings from Germany,
Peter
another wrist, same watch
this is the Lange 31 on a 6.5" wrist. Yes, the watch is very wearable. I had it on for about 4 hours through the course of dinner, and it is extremely comfortable. See my report elsewhere.
Peter - VERY nice watch! I did see your report
on the 'elsewhere' site and was impressed by the watch - a real technical tour de force, your photos and explanation, and your sartorial dress sense. Really quite a perfect combination.
In particular, I was impressed how Lange had gone after a true technical problem for a mechanical wristwatch and found a viable and tractable method to implement constant force as an almighty main spring unwinds. Truly enjoyed reading about it and this is already one of my watches of 2007. Usually not a Lange fan, but this piece and the Anniverary piece (from a while back - with the enamel dial) always make me think again.
Thanks for posting some of the live shots of this very impressive watch from Lange.
Andrew H
PS. Love the suit BTW - very nice chalk pinstripe.
In particular, I was impressed how Lange had gone after a true technical problem for a mechanical wristwatch and found a viable and tractable method to implement constant force as an almighty main spring unwinds. Truly enjoyed reading about it and this is already one of my watches of 2007. Usually not a Lange fan, but this piece and the Anniverary piece (from a while back - with the enamel dial) always make me think again.
Thanks for posting some of the live shots of this very impressive watch from Lange.
Andrew H
PS. Love the suit BTW - very nice chalk pinstripe.
Wow some great photographs in this thread already ...
A little grainy (ISO 1000, 1/20s, f/9, 18-70mm@25mm) about 20 minutes ago:
Edwin
Edwin
nice office
nice office...I wish mine was as nice.
Edwin...the Tip is a great toy...fun to use...I have paddles on my Touareg too......now that's stretching it a bit...but I find it quite fun.
Edwin...the Tip is a great toy...fun to use...I have paddles on my Touareg too...
...now that's stretching it a bit...but I find it quite fun.
This was just ...
a sunny weekend trip, but yes indeed this would be a nice office as well ;-)
Tiptronic - it is a nice toy, especially for daily use.
oliver
Tiptronic - it is a nice toy, especially for daily use.
oliver
Ah, here´s a man who
obviously got his preferences right
Well done and thanks for sharing!
Greetings from Germany,
Peter This message has been edited by PeterCDE on 2007-03-20 21:14:14
Well done and thanks for sharing!
Greetings from Germany,
Peter This message has been edited by PeterCDE on 2007-03-20 21:14:14
I must admit - this one really makes me chuckle...
I might just have to bookmark it!
Thanks for posting!
Thanks for posting!
