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A. Lange & Sohne Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar Watch Hands-On
Deciding to acquire an A. Lange & Sohne Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar watch begins with a very basic premise: that you have tourbillon money but don’t want the wearing experience of an exposed tourbillon watch. For the last 10-15 years, the tourbillon-equipped timepiece has been a symbol of money and status among the world’s elite who rely on their watch to help communicate something important about themselves. Reports of corruption in China and Russia often detailed politicians and other public figures who were “caught” in public wearing lavish tourbillon timepieces they should not have been able to afford on paper. The tourbillon wrist watch began as an exercise in technique and craftsmanship, but for the above reasons, it sometimes presents issues even among those that can afford them.For this reason, I find it fascinating to write about tourbillon-based timepieces which don’t conspicuously show off their tourbillons through exposed windows
Itay Noy X-Ray Watch Review
The Itay Noy X-Ray watch collection as a concept continues to impress me – I last reviewed their ID watch here. The idea of this newer piece isn’t overly complex but it is satisfying and poetic. I am not sure of what inspired him, but Israeli Itay Noy (a man and a brand) decided to show you what was under the dial of these watches – in what ironically is an unorthodox manner.If you know anything about the watch world, you know that skeletonized dials on timepieces are very popular. Such watches show an actual view into the movements. What Itay Noy wanted to do was offer a traditional dial that illustrated what the movement looked like in a monochromatic tone. It is an artful presentation on the skeletonization concept done in a unique way. At the same time. Itay Noy does actually offer skeletonized dial watches in their Netline collection. I offer some additional info and imagery on the Netline and X-Ray collection here.