Datograph, Cabaret, 1815, and the First Automatic Movement of A. Lange & Söhne | A Lange Story

[@christopherh.8124]

Another strong chapter, Alp…in the history of A. Lange & Söhne, and in this series. I really like how you touched on the mechanics of the Dato. I hope you keep doing that- perhaps with the Zeitwerk. Keep up the good work. As with Langepedia, you are continuing to do a great service for the Lange community (and the watch community overall)!

[@alpsever5279]

Thank you very much, Christopher. Means a lot to me, Sir. I hope you continue to enjoy. Cheers!

[@thommililola6421]

Exact 👌

[@kennethfloyd7675]

Alp another great Lange video summarizing history, design, marketing and the passion that Lange brings to fabrication and finishing of watches that puts them on the top of the watch making pyramid. Well done again!

[@alpsever5279]

Dear Ken, thank you very much for your kind words, means a lot my friend. Wouldn't be possible without the great work from my dear friends from the camera crew!

[@zetoch]

Great work. So nice to see Lange under the spotlight through this exquisite video.

[@alpsever5279]

Thank you, Sir. Great work indeed by the awesome crew of WatchBox!

[@jackmueller897]

Just got my Datogaph yesterday. From Watchbox. Picked it up in Neuchatel.

[@alpsever5279]

Hah - saw it on the facebook group, Jack. Big congrats once again!

[@jackmueller897]

@@alpsever5279 Being from Saxonia it makes me very proud that such craftsmanship form the home area is recognized globally. every day I look at them it reminds me of home.

[@russell996]

Congratulations Jack, amazing pieces.

[@the1916company]

Thanks for trusting WatchBox with your Lange purchase. Wear it in the best of health! --Team WatchBox

[@atreidis3946]

Great video. Thank you, Alp. Very informative. Looking for the follow up.

[@alpsever5279]

Thank you very much, Sir! Glad you enjoyed it 👍

[@BenTramer]

Awesome content. Love the passion for details. I noticed there were 2 fonts for the "&" : what the Datograph showed (flat top) and what the 1815 & Cabaret showed (round top).

[@alpsever5279]

Thank you, Mark. Indeed, would be a miss if we did not show the difference!

[@PeterKotsa]

Great work Alp, thanks again for the excellent video mate 👍

[@alpsever5279]

Hello Pater - many thanks for your kind words and of course WatchBox for making this possible!

[@matteociancio]

Love this series

[@alpsever5279]

Many thanks, Matteo!

[@russell996]

Another great video Alp, keep them coming. 🥃👍

[@alpsever5279]

Cheers, Russell! We discuss this together soon I hope! 👍

[@enricop]

great content as usual Mr. Alp Sever, can't wait for the next one.

[@alpsever5279]

Great seeing you here, Enrico! Many thanks!

[@dsvillalva]

More Mike please, whether in Philly or in Connecticut this channel needs more Mike.

[@the1916company]

He's actually in Dubai today believe it or not - but stay tuned for Mike on "Around the Crown" kzbin.info/aero/PLF9eQb-h84BVmLn238wAc2Q6932UpN5X0

[@McLaughter_]

More great content !

[@alpsever5279]

Thanks buddy!!

[@Azuluth]

I love these!

[@alpsever5279]

Thank you Sir!

[@gelmibson883]

Wooo!

[@davidhunternyc1]

Especially with watchingmaking, "Every detail matters." With that said, the rectangular pushes are an odd shape on the circular bezel. The shape doesn't work. The pushes should be circular, echoing the crown.

[@alpsever5279]

Interesting take - I’d disagree. Especially for bold case structures like the Datograph, I think it works tremendously well.

[@mark10601]

95% of screen time NOT seeing watches.. 👎🏻

[@alpsever5279]

Thank you for your feedback, Sir. With all due respect, I think the video crew did a great job on showing every aspect of the mentioned watches where it is appropriate so that the viewer doesn’t miss any detail.

[@WillMon]

Best automatic movement ever 🥲. The full rotor seems appropriate for the Odysseus but I do hope they revive the design of the Sax-0-mat. Speaking of the spelling, is it spelled with a zero to highlight the zero-reset?

[@alpsever5279]

Hello Will, great to see you here! Indeed!! 0 = zero reset, great touch!