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

The Franck Muller Aeternitas Mega 4 is an elegantly designed timepiece
The Franck Muller Aeternitas Mega 4, the most complex wristwatch ever created, is an elegantly designed timepiece in the highly-respected traditions of the old cadraturiers (the mechanisms positioned under the dial) of the Vallee de Joux, Switzerland. Initially, the Master Watchmakers incorporated the Mega into the Aeternitas project. The basis was represented by an automatic Tourbillon, with two motors. They hollowed out the plate on the dial side to hold the striking mechanism.

Incoming, my first AP.
I am in NYC for the night and finally caved to watch I've been daydreaming about since summer.I just bought a AP ROO Navy. Unfortunately it is being shipped so I cant take more pics, but I snapped one in the store. The next two days will be a long wait.

My first Omega arrived today..
I have been considering adding a Speedmaster to my stable for quite a while now. After all, it's a classic, and unquestionably one of the best chronographs ever made. Finally decided to pull the trigger on one, and it arrived to me today. It's second-hand. , but I love it![IMG]img.tapatalk/d/14/01/10/hamy9enu.jpg[/IMG145.022-68 caliber 861 came with the original 1039 bracelet, but is on a 1117 at the moment.

Should future value threads be banned?
This morning I read a future value thread inquiring what % of a portfolio should be in watches (my fault for reading). Obviously, some members like these threads and some do not. And I mean no disrespect to those who do like these threads, but....I know that this is not a democracy and we do not get to vote on what threads are permitted. I also know that the moderators already do a thankless job and have more on their plate than we can imagine. So it would probably not be practicable. But....If this was a democracy, would you vote to ban future value threads?