Cabaret Nota Romana
Hi All,
I'm new here. Went through this forum a few days ago and found a photo of the Cabaret with an unusual dial design. Later I found out that it is a Nota Romana edition, introduced in 2003. I sort of like it. Wondering what is the story behind this watch and is it a limited edition? May I ask Lange fellow collectors to shed some light?
Thank you!
HWL
A "limited production", probably
a warm welcome
No expert on this end and not in hope to receive some hard figures about the "Romana", as Lange usually is pretty tight-lipped about production times and totals.
Judging from earlier posts and real-life-sightings, there seem to be two variants (one blue dial, one white dial). Of both only few seem to have been delivered and it´s definetely not a regular model these days, so i´d say it´s among the more rare Cabaret´s. It is not a limited edition in strict sense, but one may say it´s more a limited production and slightly recent!
Cheers,
Peter
my understanding of the Nota Romana was that it was presented but never really marketed
There he is :-)
The boss is back and knows
Thanks a lot, Alex!!
Hope to see you soon
Cheers,
Peter
HWL Use the "forum search" option ...
Type "Romana" and select the Lange und Söhne forum and voila!
Although I think the Cabaret is a little smallish (and I prefer round
watches over square/rectangular) I do reallly like the "odd" Nota Romana.
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Edwin
btw, the Cabaret in "my" pictures was originally conceived as a WG Cabaret
with blue dial (.027 ref. number I guess) but my AD requested a re-dial. As
I said I like it a lot!
HWL Use the "forum search" option ...
Type "Romana" and select the Lange und Söhne forum and voila!
Although I think the Cabaret is a little smallish (and I prefer round
watches over square/rectangular) I do reallly like the "odd" Nota Romana.
Edwin
btw, the Cabaret in "my" pictures was originally conceived as a WG Cabaret
with blue dial (.027 ref. number I guess) but my AD requested a re-dial. As
I said I like it a lot!
Appreciate your helps and contributions...
Peter, Alex and Edwin...million thanks for info and photos. It's unfortunate that the cabaret line is underappreciated by Lange fan otherwise nota romana would have already been a collector / sought-after piece by now. Personally, I like odd (but unique) look of this watch, and would be interested to buy it if I could find one. Rarity demands premium so who knows, it could turn out to be a golden egg at auction somedays.
HWL
BTW, wondering if Lange ever include this model in its past year catalogue?