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One of the first 1s.

 
 By: greatpa : March 20th, 2020-01:15
.. The sun was the excuse to pick a few photos of the reference 101.001 from A. Lange & Söhne.








Amazing, this one is truly special. The solid caseback

 
 By: Reuven Malter : March 20th, 2020-02:37
Is the worst and the best thing you could have in an ALS at the same time, given rarity and finish of the movement.

Thank you very much for posting!

I agree...

 
 By: greatpa : March 20th, 2020-06:54
The solid caseback is both tempting and restrained in a sort of rebel way. Metally more pleasing than visual.
Thank you for respond!

The same

 
 By: tactictac : March 20th, 2020-02:50
101.005



Is this in yellow gold?

 
 By: greatpa : March 20th, 2020-07:04
To my knowlegde the refrences with solid yellow gold caseback are: 101.001, 101.002, 101.011 and the 151.001.
Last reference comes with an integrated solid gold bracelet.

This first picture is just awesome. [nt]

 
 By: amanico : March 20th, 2020-03:51
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Thank you! [nt]

 
 By: greatpa : March 20th, 2020-06:54
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A watch I wish to have at some point. Beautiful. And now a classic. [nt]

 
 By: Jay (Eire) : March 20th, 2020-03:52
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Yes, the Lange 1 has become the brands' classic. Though....

 
 By: greatpa : March 20th, 2020-06:56
I think that the more general opinion is
that you should be able to see the movement in an A. Lange & Söhne watch.

Very nice! That looks like an older Lange strap, too. Is it actually original to the watch, or perhaps a replacement from many years ago? [nt]

 
 By: CR : March 20th, 2020-05:42
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Thank you,

 
 By: greatpa : March 20th, 2020-06:59
The strap is not worn too much, but seem dry. Maybe some leather/alligator treatment would do it good.

Perhaps! Looks good to me. I was referring to the grain of the alligator on your strap...

 
 By: CR : March 20th, 2020-20:38
Lange used that smaller grain on its older straps, and the larger, more rectangular "bamboo tile" grain on later straps.