Inside The Manufacture: A Look At A. Lange & S?hne's Balance Cock Engraving
Did you know that literally every single A. Lange & Söhne timepiece is unique? It's true, and that is because each timepiece that comes out of the Glashütte manufacture features one component (at minimum) that is hand engraved – the balance-cock. 1 OF 4 The engraving of the balance-cock dates back to the early 20th century when Lange was buiding superlative quality "1A" pocketwatches. When the brand relaunched in the early 90s, it just made sense to continue on with one of Lange's greatest traditions. So, within the halls of the Lange manufacture exists a small group of six engravers that individually sculpt the balance cock via a set of specially created tools. Click through for a more detailed look at this craft. 2 OF 4 The average Lange watch receives a floral engraving on the balance-cock, a small piece of metal smaller than a human finger nail. But, because the work is completed by hand by one of six crafstmen,

Regulator Close Ups....
I don't think photos do it justice....

Thoughts on the 5164
Hello guys...I had a chance to play around with a 5164 recently and I really loved the GMT feature of the watch! Then all of a sudden I had this crazy idea... trade up from a 5167 to the 5164...Not sure if that's a good idea as the 5167 is such a beautiful and simple watch!Anyways, what are your thoughts? Any one else had a chance to see the 5164 in the flesh? (5164 photos from internet)

TRF Submariner owners club,how many members?
TRF Submariner owners club,how many members do we haveCount me in:1

Only one watch auction
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