Lange’s New 1815 Chronograph
Lange’s Datograph movement holds a special place in the hearts of many enthusiasts. When introduced, an image of the movement graced computer monitors around the world. In 2004, Lange launched the Datograph’s little brother, the 1815 Chronograph, which uses the same movement, with some modifications, the largest of which is the absence of the big date. For 2010, the 1815 Chronograph gets an update. The dial takes on a more classic, perhaps slightly more dressy look. The four level construction carries over, but the pulsometric scale is replaced with a standard seconds track providing excellent legibility of stopped times to 1/5 of a second. The A. Lange & S?hne name moves from the outer ring above 12 to the more traditional position below 12. At 39.5mm, the case retains its classic size. Inside, the caliber L951.5 movement is as beautiful as ever, now with a proprietary Lange balance spring and a 60 hour power reserve. Of course the column wheel control and stepped pini

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16610 Chamfers
When did Rolex stop putting chamfers on the case of 16610's?Thanks

recommendations please
Please be gentle with me ... this is my first post and I don't know if I have posted it in the correct place or whether I should be posting something like this in the first place (even thought I have read the Ts and Cs). Anyway, I digress.....Can anyone suggest a recommendation for a second-hand Rolex please. I have a kitty of ��2,000.I do like the Black Faced Explorer 2 but I realise this is beyond my budget right now.Thanks.

New member seeking advice on first purchase
New member here and although I'm not a Rolex owner yet I'm looking to make my first purchase but of course it happens to be one of most popular watches Rolex makes. The GMT BLNR.I wish to make my first purchase from an AD and recently visited my local dealer here in the San Francisco Bay Area and although treated very well, he advised that he has a waiting list of 7 people for this watch which of course didn't surprise me. Because they only receive a few of these a year it looks like it'll be difficult to come by. Although I know it'll take time to find one, are there any suggestions as to the best way to ultimately get one with an AD? I thought about asking my AD to add me to his waiting list in the hope's that a few on the list my have found a watch elsewhere. Is it suggested that I visit several AD's here in the Bay Area and get on several different lists or is that frowned upon? As a side note, I have a previously scheduled vacation next month to Europe which includes Paris, Zurich