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A little bit late, but I have to say many thanks to Marco Lang and his team for this beauty ( my watch with two lugs )

 

 

 Thanks for sharing .

 

 Faisal

... with the onion crown is very well executed. Nice pictures too.
Can you share something about the specs and realworld experiences like wrist comfort, accuracy, and so on?

We don't see Lang & Heyne's very often.
I wish we would see more.
Marco Lang has a very well balanced style,
and such an agreeable person.
Don

but wan't a Unitas 6497/8 used as the base?

Happy to stand corrected,

amerix This message has been edited by amerix on 2010-08-25 13:34:57 This message has been edited by amerix on 2010-08-25 13:38:17

I am not a big specialist in calibers, but I think that`s a traditional Saxon movement.

Take a look:

 

 

but as I understand it there is only little Unitas content left.
Don
 

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Lovely to see your watch.  I'm a fan of Lang & Heyne.  The enamel dial is very attractive, and the finishing on the teeth of the winding and ratchet wheels is admirable.  Very traditional German watchmaking!

NT

Be sure about the finishing - it`s one of the best in the industry))))

I can't decide!  Do I like it better from the dial or movement side?!  It's just gorgeous!  I saw one of these in the flesh last winter and it definitely made an impression.  Enjoy your new beauty!

Cheers,
Daos

habitual 3?

Great watch!

3 lugs is not my cup of tea) It was a special order.

The crown? ...........not for me.

 

Thanks.

 

 

Vte

aa often seen on classic pilot watches - for winding with a glove.

and on many Chronoswiss designs - for example.

Here I find it out of place. How does it feel - without a glove?

My mind may snap, but what is that compared to a winding stem?

amerix
This message has been edited by amerix on 2010-08-27 09:40:39

you have to see this watch in the flesh))) I told  Marco, that his watches look much better when you hold them "personally", then when you see the watches in catalogues. Beleive me, I was shocked, when I saw all his collection on the table)))

Front & Back. ! LOVE the Frosted Caliber.

thank you for sharing.

  Tony

And the enamel dial is stunning 

the movement isnt too shabby either. i like the frosted finish. there can sometimes be too much emphasis on perlage and cote geneve when this finish looks just fine and complements the beautiful dial.

best

Graham