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SIHH: The Lange 1815 Moonphase Returns
2010 is Lange’s 165th anniversary, and to mark the occasion they are creating new versions of 3 well-known models in a new metal called honey gold, which is not only a unique color, but it is also nearly twice as hard as regular gold. Together, the new models are known as the F. A. Lange Homage Collection. Among the new releases is an 1815 Moonphase. The original 1815 Moonphase limited edition from 1999 was a hit with collectors, selling at auction for nearly triple the original selling price. This newest version will certainly carry on that tradition. Limited to 265 pieces and with a European MSRP of 18,500 euro, the new 1815 Moonphase case and balance cock are formed from Lange’s new and proprietary honey gold. Like the other pieces in the Homage to F.A. Lange Collection, the 1815 Moonphase also features three-quarter plate with hand-engraved traditional decoration. Of course the moon phase display is accurate to an amazing 1 day in 1058 yearsplete technical specification

Which Three Omegas in your opinion have the most legible dials?
Purely personal PalsMy three would be The Speedy Pro which has been described elsewhere as one of the few watches with which you can tell the time from across a room ( obviously not a large concert hall )

Just sold my Tag...
Just sold my Tag 2000 series watch that was a gift from the (now ex) wife. Needed the money and didn't want the reminder of who gave it to me. I replaced it with a Timex Expedition chronograph for $50. This watch is actually a lot more fun to wear than the Tag. I can actually see it at night with the built in light, and it doesn't die on me if I didn't move around enough during the day! And it does more than tell the time. :) I actually think something was wrong with the Tag, it didn't stay wound very well. I frequently looked at my wrist to check the time only to see it motionless. It was also impossible to keep the bezel from getting scratched to hell.I also have an Invicta that sadly is inop because the crown broke off. So, we'll see if the Timex can take a licking. Eventually I'd like to build a collection of mechanical watches because they are interesting, but for those of you just starting don't think that the more $$$ you spend the more you'll like the watch. Hell I like

Upgrade Aquanauts? Is it worth it?
Hi guys. I recently bought a pre owned 5167, and has easily become my favorite watch, even more so than the 5711. I like it so much that I'm starting to look at the 5164. My question is to those that have upgraded. Is it really worth it? The price difference is around $13k for the extra complication and wrist presence. I really don't travel that much, so won't be using the complication much. I guess I'm considering it because it's the better version of a watch I'm nuts about. I'd have to move something from my current collection, probably the SubC plus some cash. I'm just not convinced the upgrade is worth it. That's why I'd like to know from people that have done that exact move. Here's a photo of the current collection. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro

After the holiday rush - Unbelievable!
This was taken in a Rolex AD in Makati Philippines. Photo is not mine - it was shared in our FB group that I belong to.Crazy!