A. Lange & Sohne 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar Watch
SIHH 2013 is in full swing and A. Lange & Sohne is not pulling any punches. ALS has announced the new 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar, and it looks to be a complete knockout. Featuring a new Lange calibre, the L.101.1, the 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar combines some of the most sought after complications into one dazzling package that has been designed as a tribute to early A. Lange & Sohne pocket watches.The L.101.1 movement, which consists of 636 separate parts,? incorporates a rattrapante or split-seconds chronograph, a perpetual calendar, moon phase indicator and power reserve display. The L.101.1 is ALS's eighth in-house chronograph movement and sports dual column wheels, 43 jewels and a power reserve of 42 hours. As is the case with perpetual calendars, this ALS will accurately measure the date to 2100, at which point a one-day correction will need to be applied. Thanks to the unique way in which the Gregorian calendar is balanced, every 400 years we omit a tota

AP RO bracelet resizing
Hi allNew to this forum & AP, just bought my first AP from an out of state AD. Since it will arrive very soon I'm thinking about the bracelet job. Is it easy/possible to get it done by myself? If so what's the right tool for it? Or I should just let my local AD do itWill post pics when the new baby arrive and thank you guys in advance

About Michael Schumacher - Legend
Hi all,Can anyone tell me how many models for the Speedmaster - Legend, that's much better with pics if possible, many thanks!

Poll: 5980/1AR or 5980R
Which would you choose, if it will be your only Nautilus to keep? And why? (Their MSRPs are similar. $62370 and $59760, respectively.) 5980/1ARor 5980R

6 digit Sub with a leather strap
Hello allI am happy to have joined this forum, as even though I have a lot to learn, I do feel like I've learned a lot on here Last week or so, I learned from a member on here, that the 6 digit Submariner case, has a groove cut into it, between the lugs, where the solid end links on the bracelet sit (or something like that). I understood from this member that this groove destroys leather straps.Is there a way to use a leather strap on a 6 digit Submariner, without having to use end links, or curved lug ends, or curved spring bars?Many thanks to all