New Book from A. Lange & S?hne: The “Pour le M��rite�� Collection
Since its launch in 1994, the Lange Tourbillon Pour le M��rite has established itself as one of the most fascinating wristwatches in the world. The complication, with its fus��e-and-chain transmission, has spurred Lange’s return to greatness more than any model apart from the Lange 1. Find pricing and ordering information inside. The fascinating story of this extraordinary watch and the three other Pour le M��rite models is set out in a new coffee table book titled A. Lange & S?hne: The ��Pour le M��rite' Collection. The book is written by watch expert Peter Chong, a long time insider of the brand and founding moderator of the A. Lange & S?hne forum at the international internet platform TimeZone.The book measures a generous 11.5 x 16.5 inches and contains 240 pages, many with large photographs by the author. It provides an insider look at A. Lange & S?hne: its early formative years, the special line of watches which are classified as Pour le M��rite , portraits of pas

Exciting Incoming- Laptimer
Out of the blue last week I decided I was ready to try a concept AP. I was pretty dead set on one of the toubillon pieces. After a few phone calls with Paul and some much needed enabling, I sent a random text in regards to the Laptimer. Neither of us thought it was even an option, but the response to my text indicated that one was sitting in the safe as another client had backed out. It had just come in and would be the only one this AD would receive. What were the chances of that?The piece came on Wednesday and after spending some quality time with it this weekend in Chicago watching the Cubs lose, I am excited to present the AP Laptimer!Thanks to Paul for always pushing me into decisions I shouldn't make ;)

Audemars Rose Offshore Rubberclad
Can someone tell me the difference between 25940OK.OO.D002CA.01 and 25940OK.OO.D002CA.02. Is there a price difference on the pre-owned market?

Insight from owners of the 5726A or 5164A
I was traveling on business over the past few days and so of course, popped into a local PP dealer. I was really looking to try on a 5164A (or even a 5167A just to see how it looks on the wrist) as the travel time is a piece that has really caught my attention. They didn't have any Aquanaut models but they did have the 5726A. I assumed that everything in the Nautilus line would always feel too big (as I felt the 5711 was big for me) but this really had a smaller feel, which I liked. It sat lower on the wrist and maybe the leather strap helped take some of the heft and slimmed down the profile.I know, 2 totally different complications and watches all together, but wanted to get some insight from owners of either. Or for the lucky, owners of both!!! I do travel some so the GMT function would be useful, but an annual calendar is just a great complication to have/use all the time (and a moon phase to add!).Torn...

Pictures of all the dials
Interested in a new date just and for the life of me I can't find the page with pictures of all the available dials. I am most looking for the DJ 41 mm with Roman Numerals or possible numbers.