A. Lange & Sohne Grand Lange 1 Men's Watch 115.026 Details
Brand:A. Lange & Sohne
Model:S115.026
Gender:Men's
Watch Label:Made in Germany
Movement:Automatic
Power Reserve:72-hour
Dial Type:Analog
Dial Color:Silver
Crystal:Scratch resistant sapphire
Band Type:Strap
Band Material:Black crocodile
Clasp:Platinum
Case Size:41.9mm
Case Thickness:11mm
Case Material:Platinum
Case Shape:Round
Bezel:Fluted platinum
Functions:Date, Hour, Minute, Second
Features:Diamond
Style:Luxury Watches
Warranty:2 Year Jomashop Warranty
Internal ID:LNS115.026
Item Variation:115026, 115-026
Watches NEWS
140 pieces IWC Vintage Collection will be sold
In 140 years, the manufacture of Schaffhausen on six of his own famous milestone watches: Portuguese, engineer, pilot's Watch, Leonardo da Vinci, Aquatimer and Portofino.
Although all are part of the current collection, these pieces reflect the history of each model while keeping pace with the current state of the IWC. For example, it is now possible to see just what the 1955 engineer would look like the current dimensions (42.5 mm) as opposed to the original 37.5 mm.
While the first 140 Platinum models will be sold in a set of limited edition, the variants in stainless steel are available individually and indefinitely, making their good and really part of the contemporary collection.
A little different than my usual but really impressed so far. AT 8500 inside
I picked this up this week and I am so impressed. I have always admired the AT from a far but once I started to do some research on the watch, I knew I had to own one at one time or another. The quality of this watch is hard to beat, the look, the feel, the comfort all rival watches that have cost me twice as much. Stunning teak grey dial that changes color at different angles, really cool by the way. Amazing movement with a 60 hr power reserve that does not need a service per my Omega boutique for approx. 10 years, which is pretty crazy. The applied markers are just perfect, the mix of polished and brushed areas on the case and bracelet really make the watch pop. Most who know me know I love to swim with my watches, well, I don't like taking off my watch too swim is probably more accurate. With a WR of 500ft, this makes a perfect companion for all those summer activities. Couple all of this with a Omega 4 year warranty and it is hard to pass up.I must say that this is the fi
What happens with most your other watches when you go Patek?
Just curious what you guys do.Doesn't necessarily have to be Patek, but basically a luxury high end watch that you work hard to purchase.When I purchased my First Rolex, no other watch got any wrist time.I just couldn't justify keeping the Rolex at home as she could be used as a beater, a dressy, a sporty watch.PP is a whole other league.I know it won't make my Rolex redundant, as she is still the perfect beater, but I am curious. How can your earlier watch purchases get any wrist time when you pull the trigger on high end watches like the Patek?Do you downsize to a smaller collection with more quality?Or keep them as still wear them at times?
If you were to only ever own one panerai which one would it be (under $20k)
Looking for input, can be preowned but I refer new from AD.Looking at both Buisness Casual and Sporty.Feedback appreciated.
GMT line seems so... fragmented...
Zero bezel/dial/24hr hand/dial script consistency. SS models have three bezels, three different hand colors and two versions of dial script. PM sometimes use black dials, sometimes colored, and are completely inconsistent with SS versions (WG Pepsi now blue dial, WG hands); green dial still a bit out in left field, etc. Used to be you could have SS with black dial; TT/PM with black or brown, 24hr hand in red or YG (consistent with case/bracelet) and a couple of bezel choices for the black faces. Now, there are five versions (SS, TT, WG, RG, YG) and seemingly none of that consistency. A little jarring when looking at the whole line at once, particularly given its gentleman's tool watch history.