A. Lange & S?hne Lange 1 His & Hers Sets For The Model��s 20th Anniversary
Timeless designs have for long?played?a key role in?the history of high-end watch brands. Despite the numerous funky and bold new technologies and?their consequently stunning aesthetics, there can be no doubt that classic designs make for an extremely large portion of watch sales even today. And while it?is?borderline impossible?to judge whether or not a design will?stick, as time passes, some key looks do?stand out, as they become instantly recognizable classics of a brand or, sometimes, an era. The A. Lange & S?hne Lange 1 certainly is a watch that?pulled off both feats, as?this unmistakable design now celebrates its 20th anniversary �C and quite a celebration it is!The A. Lange & S?hne Lange 1 is indeed the watch with which A. Lange & S?hne (re-)debuted in 1994. Despite the?fact that the Lange workshops can be traced back as far in time as 1845, the company's history ended in 1948, as the Lange family was expropriated and the East German state took possession of the compa

IWC pocket with a digital time display watches were only a short-term phenomenon
However, IWC pocket with a digital time display watches were only a short-term phenomenon, and the new Da Vinci model follows that indirectly on the footsteps of the "Pallweber watches", which are now highly prized collectors items.

Incoming! 3rd AP, anticipated this moment
Waited for this moment from August missed the opportunity to get one in New port beach, but I got one for a better discount but needed to wait a long time. Here she is my 15202 hopefully it would be scratched and abused like my 15300, the 15202 will accompany my 44mm FC in the collection. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Vintage omega Seamaster
Hi, I am new to forum and am currently trying to build my rolex collection. I also have a vintage omega Seamaster in rose gold. I have a few Nato straps and a couple of leather ones that I alternate between. It would be great if anyone could tell me anything about it. Ie age and cal if possible. I really don't know much other than I liked the look. I have had it serviced and it runs brilliantly. I think it may date from around 1950/60s? Thanks!

5070 ( no other title needed :-) )
these are old pictures which I took long ago.My AD had one 5070P and called me when it was delivered. The watch was ofcourse sold but at least I could take some pics of this dreampieceAnd because I read too many questions on this site if a Patek is really so much better than Rolex ... Look at these macro movement shots. The finishing is unbelievablenote that these are pics from another 5070, the red gold.Also pictures I took long ago but since the movement shot from the platinum 5070 were not that good I'll show these.Ofcourse the movement in a 5070 red, yellow white or platinum are exactly the same.So if somebody ever asks again if they are better ... this answers your question.If you don't know how much effort this takes ... read some books about high-end watchmaking br