
I will give the Cartier serious consideration then.
Thx again.
Sam

It is definitely one of my favorites...sporty yet classy, weight and size both perfect, excellent dial layout, not flashy

As I said earlier, I have this PP, as well as the 5396R, 5059P and 5712G.
As for Lange, I have the Dato Perpetual (WG), Langematik Perpetual (PG), Langematik Power Reserve Wempe (P) and Lange 1 Timezone (PG, grey dial)
I have 2 Cartiers - the Jour et Nuit in RG and Tank in yellow gold.
Guess I am being greedy...right?
Best
Sam


I am not surprised about the objectivity. Many people who love Patek also love Lange... though some may be prejudiced towards Cartier...
Cheers
Sam
I really love that watch
If I could afford it, I would buy it without hesitation
The Lang is nice but the Patek is imo nicer. Don't like the Cartier. For that style I would prefer the The Corum Black Ti-Bridge
I have yet to see this particular Patek in the flesh. However, I've held the 5207P (the minute repeater) in my hands before and it was big and heavy (presumably because of the metal). Let's see...
Regards
Sam
I'd go for either the Lange or the Cartier. I've seen the Patek, and while it is handsome it is overly modern and not very legible in my opinion.
The Lange is beautifully finished and probably the best choice in terms of construction and finish, both of which are very traditional. On the other hand, the Cartier is a contemporary interpretion of a skeleton watch, and one of the best looking skeleton watches out there.
- SJX
Thx for your input Jiaxian. Up to now, the votes are almost a 3-way tie, i.e. inconclusive. Goes to show that 'beauty is in the eye of the beholder'....
At the end of the day, I will have to make my own decision, based on what really complements my existing portfolio.
I will keep everybody posted.
Best
Sam



The Lange is by far not too dressy, nor too much in your face!
It offers ALL shades of gold, depending on the light.
That makes it also a brilliant casual watch!
The PP is more S&M ( yes: sado maso ) looking with these long spikes like batons, these rivet looking round dots.
Also to playful case design with the austerity lugs ... why?
The Santos: o.k. interesting design, technically top, but no expresssion, no real aura.
Cheerio on a dismal day from the U and K
Moritz
P.S: I demand a static picture award ;-) !
I got it...I got it...
You lucky guy
Don't you want to own the whole set?
Sam
... and enjoy responsibly ! ;-)!
If my career developes further as it did and does: maybe the whole set.
The first Turbograph with chain and fusee is my dream, as it is utterly classic in it's proportions!
Top notch mechanics in a top, classic design.
I am very pleased to be able to assist you!
Cheerio
Moritz
white metal ALS 1815moonphase, I will jump on it...
good luck on your next prey..
HAGWE
@Jogyakarta
Mainly because its moon phases complication is one of the most accurate currently available and because I find the honey-colored gold case very original, exclusive and attractive. A question for you: you're sure it's possible to buy this model stand-alone? Or rather you have to buy the entire "Homage to F.A. Lange" limited set???
Two personal notes on the two other "contenders". The 5205G Annual Calendar with black dial is a super-amazing timepiece, but - for my personal taste - its dial color scheme is simply... madly wrong. The Santos-Dumont skeleton made me almost crazy the first time I saw it; the second time, I still liked it much; now ... I hate it (sorry!) and I am convinced that its design is not intended to last.
Ciao!
what the hell...maybe I'll get all three!!!
Sam
it's the first new watch for a while which has sent a shiver down my spine.
I would like to see it in rose gold, but a 5205 is on my shopping list...
The Cartier leaves me cold, the Lange uninspiring...