A. Lange & Sohne Grande Lange 1 Luminous Watch
It is the heat of the night, and you are having an expensive watch wearing worthy good time. You go to look are your luxury timepiece in the dim lighting on the patio of that bar you like, and low and behold those lustrous gold holds show no luster in the dark. Time to rethink your evening timepiece selection, or you could instead seek out the relatively few high-luxury watches with luminant applied to them. While not a big deal for a Seiko, a lume covered German A. Lange & Sohne is a rarity. Here is their newest one, called the Grande Lange 1 Luminous. Larger Grande Lange 1 case (as opposed to the smaller standard Lange 1). Black dial, and just the right shade of retro green for the richly applied lume that makes up the hour markers and is all over the hands. A cool sporty Lange watch. Though, to actually refer to it as a sport watch, your idea of sports involves playing?? lawn croquet at night.Read more about the Grande Lange 1 Luminous watch in my article about it over at Haute

Help!
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Hello, I'm pretty sure it's my first post other than a good transaction post for a seller. I have a simple question yet mind cluster for my self. I was wondering if you guys think a PP5167 and a PP5164 can live in harmony together. A little info, I currently own a 67 and love it, but I'm feening for a 64!However I also own a Rolex GMT Batman which I adore also! Would not need to sell it but still need to mention that. Are they (5167/5164) too similar ?Is spending $30k plus on a 5164 right choice when I can possibly troll the web for a Nautilus 5726A leather (I like straps and leather watches lately). I know it's all reall based on personal choice but I've always loved the Aquanaut line from Patek but worry of becoming too one dimensional!Thank you guys ahead of time for the help!-Frank