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A. Lange & Sohne Little Lange 1 Moon Phase & Saxonia Ladies Watches Hands-On
A. Lange & Sohne's Little Lange 1 Moon Phase embodies what I love about women's watches right now. It's a smaller version of a men's model-and that's a good thing, since it generally means a great movement, meticulous finish, and a dignified design, particularly since you're talking about A. Lange & Sohne.?When a company that makes something as magnificent as the Tourbograph Perpetual Pour le Merite makes a ladies' watch, it isn't going to be a token girly watch with lots of flowers but no real functions. We also have a new Saxonia ladies watch in 35mm.?So, here’s our hands-on look at the?A. Lange & Sohne Little Lange 1 Moon Phase & Saxonia Ladies watches.All images by Carol BeslerThe Little Lange 1 was first introduced in 2009, but contains a new movement, the manually-wound Caliber L121.2. It is the perfect size for ladies: 36.8mm wide, and 9.5mm thick, compared to the men's model, which is 38.5mm wide and 10.2mm thick. The date is a big date, a signature featur
Piaget Emperador Coussin XL Ultra-Thin Minute Repeater Watch Hands-On
The stand-out collector’s (wealthy collector) Piaget watch for 2013 is the Emperador Coussin XL Ultra-Thin Minute Repeater (that we debuted here). In our previous article on the watch we discussed most of the technical specs and we won’t repeat all of those here. This post is about hands-on with the slim and formal minute repeater – a continuation of Piaget’s quest to offer as complete a family of ultra-thin watches as possible.At 48mm wide the cushion-style case isn’t for everyone. It isn’t for all Piaget fans either. Many of Piaget’s most excellent watches are thin dress watches at about 40mm wide or even less. A 48mm wide minute repeater is a big (literally) departure from those simple classic. However, Piaget doesn’t intend for exclusive models like the Emperador Coussin XL Ultra-Thin Minute Repeater to compete with its other models in any significant way. Stuff like this lives in a relatively thinly populated world of quarter million