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

New strap for summer!
I just changed the black rubber strap to the white. The watch pops alot more now.

ROC vs RO
The RO is such an icon, that bracelet, that dial! I don't see nearly the number of ROC anywhere. I have a bit of a thing for chrono graphs. Knowing there is no bad or wrong choice here. In the long run is the RO (15400 or 15202) the one to get over a ROC or ........?

In the Bahamas
Omega Seamaster Professional Titanium/Gold still doing duty in the Bahamas!

Five Surprising Facts About Rolex
From Watchfinder & Co.Maybe less surprising for those of us here.