I think this may just be the most stunning, aesthetically beautiful watch I’ve ever seen. That dial is utterly mind blowing! Thanks for such a wonderful video!
Imagine being the artisan being given a wafer of gold and a chisel and told to "work some magic". I'd be curious to know how long it takes to finish every dial face, it is so time and labor intensive,
My former grail was a Blancpain Tourbillon. This watch is the reason I just had to use the word "former." Just incredible. I'd pay money just to hold one.
I must admit I never really liked A. Lange but your videos have changed my perspective on them. This is also now my favourite watch too, thank you for the video
When I first came in to watches, I always thought ALS was too austere, too old for me. Now, though, I’ve realized the true magic, and even though I’d still rather wear an 1815 chronograph dial-side-down, I do love them.
I really don’t like their cases. The focus is always on their dials and movements, which of course are always gorgeous , but to me a watch is more than a sum of its parts and the case design is a part of that. As a whole, I just don’t like how they look
I hope WATCHFINDER gets to read this, I just dont get it , you deserve so many subs, the cinematography and the macro shots are just mind boggling and insane, please never stop making such videos, it's so calming, informative and enjoyable to watch. Thank you watchfinder. Always delighted to watch such videos , every single time.
@@sushimshah2896 Richemont owns A.Lange & Sohne, Baume et Mercier, IWC, JLC, Panerai, Roger Dubuis, Van Cleef & Arpels, Piaget, Vacheron Constantin, Montblanc, Cartier and few other brands.
As the video started I was looking at the dial and told myself it looks like the text has been carved out, but that's impossible to even imagine, and there you got and tell me it has...and done BY HAND!!! Just WOW!!!
I quickly Iooked at the dial and in my mind I mulled how they made it ... Textured base plate with applied markers ....easy ... Then you tell me it has been sculptured out and created hammer tap by hammer tap .... and the magnitude of the precision, concentration and touch that has gone into this as a whole washed over me ... I am in awe of the effort and focus that went into this watch ... I'm in awe of the craftsmen who have these skills to make this beauty real. Thank you for reminding me.
@@captnagrom8178 Yep, I saw the video, what I was asking about is the black portion left behind with the texture (the actual Dial), it looks amazing; idk if the rainbow effect is due to the crystal or the actual dial!!
1. Awesome watch 2. I love your pronaunciation of the hard german word: Handwerkskunst 🤩 3. Go ahead - you channel is fantastic! Appreciate your videos ..... Best regards from Germany - Holger
We are so lucky to get such high detailed shots of such an expensive rare beautiful timepiece.... this is great plus the narration is the icing on the cake I learn something new every time I watch a Watchfinder video
The underside shot looking up through the Tourbillon was astonishing! As always...beautifully crafted and exquisitely presented... and the watch too! That time-piece was stunning and on another level... a grail for mortals like me! The video and narrative though....make me realise the superb masterpiece and its creators are truly the pinnacle of their craft! Thank you!
Your videos are even better than the horological masterpieces you review. I do hope they have a museum somewhere between Germany and Switzerland where all your masterpieces will be kept safe for viewing and listening. You are nothing short of the David Attenborough of the “horological” jungle.
I was drawn to that dial face immediately. To think that surface and details are handcrafted is 'wanzig' (crazy)! Thanks for for your oh so smooth presentation and I'll make an offering to the gods to get that Triple split on your table.
This is just such a beautiful watch. i am usually into sport watches, like the TAG Heuer Chronograph Carrera CBN2A1A.BA0643, but this watch really got me. there is something magic going on, if you are so fascinated by an object, that you want to speak out every detail it makes it so fascinating, that you are nearly speechless and only able to bring out one sentence: It is such a beautiful watch.
I have been following Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin watches since 1990. Today in your review, I was astounded by the beauty and horological work in especially A.Lange & Sohne 1815 Tourbillon and Zeitwerk I watched on RUclips. Wow 🤩.
To state that timepiece is a beautiful masterpiece... just doesn't do it enough justice. "I ain't got the words." . Your camerawork and narrative does give it justice, thank you Watchfinder and Co.
I am surprised that you didn't mention that polishing on "12" index is vertical, for "3" and "9" is horizontal and for the rest its like 45 degrees angled so they all match beautifully. Gorgeous watch, fantastic video - nothing less than expected from Watchfinder. Cheers :)
This is already an exceptional watch to behold, but as you described the painstaking process, this video suddenly became quite literally breathtaking. Thanks for creating a video that does this piece justice.
The return of the diamond end stone has to be my favorite part of the watch. Then again I start with the movement when looking at any watch. The dial is absolutely gorgeous.
I absolutely adore this watch. It's absolutely gorgeous and exquisite, yet it's amazingly pragmatic looking, with a clean, simple, almost field-watch-style dial and hands and good contrasting colors. I'm more snobbish about "artsy" watches on this channel than I have any right to be (my only watch is a $60 quartz beater) and generally tend to turn my nose up at watches that sacrifice their purpose as watches for fanciful designs or complicated, unreadable dials. I have tremendous appreciation for anyone who can perfectly blend the pride of the craft with the practicality of the instrument.
If I could afford one of these, I could probably afford a Singer 911 as well. These two would pair very well. Any of those A. Lange Tourbillion's are dream watches.
cmon, bring the triple split. Also every time I see A. Lange and Sohne, I'm reminded about Moritz Grossman. I'd be interested to see those watches under your macro photography.
Absolutely Beautiful! I note the Diamond in the balance assembly! The Engineering and Attention to Details - Makes this an Awesome Timepiece! I wish I could own one of the 30 Pieces! Outstanding Presentation and Video!! I thoroughly enjoy Your Videos!
An elegant video both in how you present the watch visually and the story as well. One thing that was missing is addressing the Elephant in the Room - How much does such a Masterful creation cost??? I dont want to stain the çonversation by talking about money/value....... but i am curious! Would €500,000 be a good starting point??
In fact it's not even that expensive... at least from the view of people who can afford such a piece. It's 186.000€ or 222.400$ Not that I could even dream about owning one... but for what you get one could even call it a bargain 😅
Yet they couldn't make the 2 screws holding the tourbillion on the dial match in symetry. How hard is it to match the threads on those 2 screws so they match in a watch limited to 30 pieces. I could not look at those screws on that beautiful dial every day, it would make me uncomfortable.
Mr. MP i rhink that breaking symmetry can be very pleasant when done purposely, I very much like broken symmetry on the dial of my longines hydro conquest ceramic (date window instead of the 3 index) but that is a thought out idea done on purpose in a watch worth a fraction of that Lange price.
What a great review. Your camera work is awesome, can’t take my eyes off this watch. The dial is amazing with so much detail. Does Lange make anything that doesn’t look incredible? I would say that for the money Lange would be my top choice out of the big 3.
7:09 you're wrong. The numerals are first carved out by a machine, because the dial needs to be flat to could get the tremblage finishing, which is sort of like sandblasting with a hammer and nail. If the letter raising was done by hand the dial would always be wobbly. You should have done more research on goldsmiths.
It’s very easy to make screws that are aligned. But, that’s part of the watch industry rip off. Just look at the definition of what a Swiss watch is. It’s a complete joke. It’s one of humanities biggest rip offs. Right behind the media and religion. They make you think it can’t be done. And, people still pay an absurd amount of money for them.
Great video as always. That's why Lange is so expensive. It's an art with all those hand work in engineering and aesthetics. It's inefficient to create these watches, but so are other works of art like paintings.
Amazing watch, simply amazing ! To me, Lange along with 3 more brands are at the very top of the watch pyramid. Not only for their exquisite movements but also for their finishing, whether in platinum, white/pink/yellow gold. Their straps might be the best I have seen and of course their buckles. Many thanks for sharing this truly amazing piece.
Gosh, I am in love with the finishing 😍.. The brushed Satin finishing as well as the textured dial was really great. Thank you brother for this awesome review! Totally made my day..
It smacks me in the eye every time. At this level the two screws (Four upon closer inspection)that hold down the top bridge across the Tourbillon surely should be in symmetry with the rest of the dial. With all the painstaking attention to detail to arrive at the zenith of masterpiece creations it’s almost Chinese in oversight,Post -Mao’s Great leap forward that is.🤷🏽
Just when I've reseated my jaw in its hinge, you post this and it hits the floor again. What a masterpiece! I'm a lowly woodcarver, but even I know what removing all the material that does not resemble a lily, for example, means when the chisel slips!
because you need class to wear this. Most who wear a RM are just rich guys without class. They just want something as flashy as possible, something recognizable so that everyone in the room knows what kind of watch they have even if they don't know much about watches.
There's a woeful lack of legibility due to the very limited contrast between the dial and numerals. Style over practicality, not something one usually associates with AL&S. Btw, the sandblasted then polished solid gold dial and numerals have been done before, by F. P. Journe, in a non-limited edition of the Chronomètre Souverain line
Sure, in a watch that's all about craftsmanship and artwork, "wOEfUL LacK oF leGiBiLitY" jesus, not every watch needs to be adhering to some kind of personal checklist you might have.
3:20 For this kind of money, the screws holding down the tourbillon cage on the dial had better be perfectly aligned. In this case, they're not even close.
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Your watch photography is second to none. You guys simply set the standard. And the narrative is always elegant, erudite, and intoxicating.
I agree. It’s literally to the point that I don’t fancy watching other videos about watches because the quality is ‘low’ compared to Watchfinder
Look at Horology House.
Artur B I will. Thank you 😊
I prefer watches to the news . Completely takes your mind off this crazy world .
Agreed
Can’t believe that’s how they made the dial. That’s genuinely amazing, and goes to show why Lange is my favorite!
There can be only one. And it’s Lange.
@r2l100 It's a shadow, what's wrong with you?
The way you articulate words and the videos themselves are so amazing. You’re truly as impressive as the amazing timepieces you display.
thank you bb u want som lem me hola achu boy
8:06 absolutely gorgeous view
Like revealing the Saturn 5 rocket...majestic
‘If you look for perfection, you’ll never be content”. Well I guess there’s a few people sat contented in Glashutte.
Most beautiful dial I’ve ever seen. The artisan who crafted it is amazing.
I think this may just be the most stunning, aesthetically beautiful watch I’ve ever seen. That dial is utterly mind blowing! Thanks for such a wonderful video!
Imagine being the artisan being given a wafer of gold and a chisel and told to "work some magic". I'd be curious to know how long it takes to finish every dial face, it is so time and labor intensive,
That shot at 2:56 👏🏻👏🏻
Damn' 🔥🔥
My former grail was a Blancpain Tourbillon. This watch is the reason I just had to use the word "former." Just incredible. I'd pay money just to hold one.
I wonder how You got Your hands on one of those. That is an achievement in itself and we could have a look at such a masterpiece. Thank You.
A Lange and Watchfinder are both owned by the same group, Richemont. Makes thing easier.
Mafia money, perhaps?
Watchfinder is Richemont and L&S is Richemont. That's wy Rolex-bashing ;)
I must admit I never really liked A. Lange but your videos have changed my perspective on them. This is also now my favourite watch too, thank you for the video
When I first came in to watches, I always thought ALS was too austere, too old for me. Now, though, I’ve realized the true magic, and even though I’d still rather wear an 1815 chronograph dial-side-down, I do love them.
I really don’t like their cases. The focus is always on their dials and movements, which of course are always gorgeous , but to me a watch is more than a sum of its parts and the case design is a part of that. As a whole, I just don’t like how they look
@@Redonepunch Well that's quite alright, but it is pretty classic case design.
I love pretty much every ALS watch that doesn't have a date window.
I hope WATCHFINDER gets to read this, I just dont get it , you deserve so many subs, the cinematography and the macro shots are just mind boggling and insane, please never stop making such videos, it's so calming, informative and enjoyable to watch. Thank you watchfinder. Always delighted to watch such videos , every single time.
It's also depressing to know that I might never be able to afford any of the high end watches featured on this channel
Richemont owns Watchfinder, this is excellence in marketing :)
@@varunu4176 How? This video is of a Lange
@@sushimshah2896 Richemont owns A.Lange & Sohne, Baume et Mercier, IWC, JLC, Panerai, Roger Dubuis, Van Cleef & Arpels, Piaget, Vacheron Constantin, Montblanc, Cartier and few other brands.
@@varunu4176 people easily forget to look beyond the surface, specially when it's shiny and blingy.
what!? the numbers are not just stuck on, they are part of a solid piece of gold? wow
I heard that and it blew my mind
Right!??
🤯
I have to see one to believe it.
@@enriqueparedespinel1694 💯that’s what I was thinking.
The mere description of the carving process made my eyes water
yeah that sounds like a task the devil would put upon you
Mine too! Literally. I somehow felt lacking as a tradesman. This kind of dedication can not be bought. These “artisans” are just “showing off”
Sameeee wtffffffffff
I think its looks more like laser engraving.
As the video started I was looking at the dial and told myself it looks like the text has been carved out, but that's impossible to even imagine, and there you got and tell me it has...and done BY HAND!!! Just WOW!!!
This is the 10th time I’ve watched this; never gets old.
your Dornbluth recommendation was a real eye opener!
Totally agree. Same for me. 👍🏼
I quickly Iooked at the dial and in my mind I mulled how they made it ... Textured base plate with applied markers ....easy ... Then you tell me it has been sculptured out and created hammer tap by hammer tap .... and the magnitude of the precision, concentration and touch that has gone into this as a whole washed over me ... I am in awe of the effort and focus that went into this watch ... I'm in awe of the craftsmen who have these skills to make this beauty real. Thank you for reminding me.
I'm still wondering how's the dial made with that texture & what is made out of
Sushim Shah Go to 7.00 ... Thick Rose gold to start with .... Then the crafts person starts chipping away !!!
@@captnagrom8178 Yep, I saw the video, what I was asking about is the black portion left behind with the texture (the actual Dial), it looks amazing; idk if the rainbow effect is due to the crystal or the actual dial!!
Richard Nedbalek ....Agreed ... The dial creation process is mind blowing ... Tap tap tap ... No slips or errors permitted ...
Amazing how much work in the dial so perfect
Amazing watch ❤️. That shot from bottom to top was mesmerizing.
1. Awesome watch
2. I love your pronaunciation of the hard german word: Handwerkskunst 🤩
3. Go ahead - you channel is fantastic! Appreciate your videos .....
Best regards from Germany - Holger
We are so lucky to get such high detailed shots of such an expensive rare beautiful timepiece.... this is great plus the narration is the icing on the cake I learn something new every time I watch a Watchfinder video
Exquisite! Everything about the watch is a work of art. Given a choice between a Patek and a Lange, I'd go with the Lange watches hands down.
Hands down the most beautiful watch ever built - wow.
Craftmanship at its absolute best!
WOW what a well filmed video! those shots!!
My goodness, the detail... there’s even beveling on the wheel spokes. Magnificent.
you can tell just by the direction of the brushed metal in how it follows the dial of the watch that they've paid great attention to detail
Absolutely my favourite watch enthusiast vids. Thank you for sharing that beautiful timepiece with us.
I’m surprised they made 30, the craftsmanship is remarkable.
@8:31 that was a dope shot🔥👍! Great job capturing the contrast and depth of the dial. As well as the detail. This is a nice looking piece.🔥👍🔥👍
The underside shot looking up through the Tourbillon was astonishing! As always...beautifully crafted and exquisitely presented... and the watch too! That time-piece was stunning and on another level... a grail for mortals like me! The video and narrative though....make me realise the superb masterpiece and its creators are truly the pinnacle of their craft! Thank you!
Your videos are even better than the horological masterpieces you review. I do hope they have a museum somewhere between Germany and Switzerland where all your masterpieces will be kept safe for viewing and listening. You are nothing short of the David Attenborough of the “horological” jungle.
When is the second part of the "thinnest watch" coming? please?
Nixie - Yes. Really looking forward to that.
With all this build up, he should make a Piaget prequel first. Tease it
outstanding.
great engineering of a work of art.. thank you for the review..
If it's worth doing it's worth doing like this. A true demonstration of the highest form of watch making.
I was drawn to that dial face immediately. To think that surface and details are handcrafted is 'wanzig' (crazy)! Thanks for for your oh so smooth presentation and I'll make an offering to the gods to get that Triple split on your table.
This is just such a beautiful watch. i am usually into sport watches, like the
TAG Heuer Chronograph Carrera CBN2A1A.BA0643, but this watch really got me. there is something magic going on, if you are so fascinated by an object, that you want to speak out every detail it makes it so fascinating, that you are nearly speechless and only able to bring out one sentence: It is such a beautiful watch.
A. Lange & Söhne is what happens when divinity gives humanity a gift. This company embodies the slogan "When standards aren't enough".
if you look at the middle gear at 4:41 there looks to be some chipping.
I have been following Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin watches since 1990.
Today in your review, I was astounded by the beauty and horological work in especially A.Lange & Sohne 1815 Tourbillon and Zeitwerk I watched on RUclips.
Wow 🤩.
Wow! Lange never ceases to simply amaze me with such incredibly beautiful detail.
To state that timepiece is a beautiful masterpiece... just doesn't do it enough justice. "I ain't got the words." . Your camerawork and narrative does give it justice, thank you Watchfinder and Co.
How nice is this watch?
-yes.
I am surprised that you didn't mention that polishing on "12" index is vertical, for "3" and "9" is horizontal and for the rest its like 45 degrees angled so they all match beautifully. Gorgeous watch, fantastic video - nothing less than expected from Watchfinder. Cheers :)
This is already an exceptional watch to behold, but as you described the painstaking process, this video suddenly became quite literally breathtaking. Thanks for creating a video that does this piece justice.
Great macro-videography. Well done!
This almost brings tears to my eyes. As usual, your video is excellent.
@ 0:19 is it me or could that 4 be finished better?
The return of the diamond end stone has to be my favorite part of the watch. Then again I start with the movement when looking at any watch. The dial is absolutely gorgeous.
This is now my new favorite watch as well.
I absolutely adore this watch. It's absolutely gorgeous and exquisite, yet it's amazingly pragmatic looking, with a clean, simple, almost field-watch-style dial and hands and good contrasting colors. I'm more snobbish about "artsy" watches on this channel than I have any right to be (my only watch is a $60 quartz beater) and generally tend to turn my nose up at watches that sacrifice their purpose as watches for fanciful designs or complicated, unreadable dials. I have tremendous appreciation for anyone who can perfectly blend the pride of the craft with the practicality of the instrument.
If I could afford one of these, I could probably afford a Singer 911 as well. These two would pair very well. Any of those A. Lange Tourbillion's are dream watches.
cmon, bring the triple split. Also every time I see A. Lange and Sohne, I'm reminded about Moritz Grossman. I'd be interested to see those watches under your macro photography.
Absolutely Beautiful! I note the Diamond in the balance assembly! The Engineering and Attention to Details - Makes this an Awesome Timepiece! I wish I could own one of the 30 Pieces! Outstanding Presentation and Video!! I thoroughly enjoy Your Videos!
An elegant video both in how you present the watch visually and the story as well. One thing that was missing is addressing the Elephant in the Room - How much does such a Masterful creation cost??? I dont want to stain the çonversation by talking about money/value....... but i am curious! Would €500,000 be a good starting point??
In fact it's not even that expensive... at least from the view of people who can afford such a piece.
It's 186.000€ or 222.400$
Not that I could even dream about owning one... but for what you get one could even call it a bargain 😅
That texture on the dial is amazing!
Yet they couldn't make the 2 screws holding the tourbillion on the dial match in symetry. How hard is it to match the threads on those 2 screws so they match in a watch limited to 30 pieces. I could not look at those screws on that beautiful dial every day, it would make me uncomfortable.
same problem here...that screws would drive me nuts
Mr. MP i rhink that breaking symmetry can be very pleasant when done purposely, I very much like broken symmetry on the dial of my longines hydro conquest ceramic (date window instead of the 3 index) but that is a thought out idea done on purpose in a watch worth a fraction of that Lange price.
What a great review. Your camera work is awesome, can’t take my eyes off this watch. The dial is amazing with so much detail. Does Lange make anything that doesn’t look incredible? I would say that for the money Lange would be my top choice out of the big 3.
7:09 you're wrong. The numerals are first carved out by a machine, because the dial needs to be flat to could get the tremblage finishing, which is sort of like sandblasting with a hammer and nail. If the letter raising was done by hand the dial would always be wobbly. You should have done more research on goldsmiths.
As soon as you said “most dials achieve depth by adding layers...”, I thought no. No, that would be crazy. That is some gorgeous engraving.
The Crooked screw beside the number four really captures my eye.
It does indeed. All this effort in making such a beautiful watch and at the end it is all bogged down by that misaligned screws...
It's not crooked. It's our minds that are crooked.
Sorry to hear that, I wonder why
Maybe it needs to be tightened.
It’s very easy to make screws that are aligned. But, that’s part of the watch industry rip off. Just look at the definition of what a Swiss watch is. It’s a complete joke. It’s one of humanities biggest rip offs. Right behind the media and religion. They make you think it can’t be done. And, people still pay an absurd amount of money for them.
3:00 How was that angle even possible?
The Handwerkskunst Langes are simply in a league of their own. Bravo, Lange.
That's exquisite. Really another level... Look forward to the triple split. Thanks 👍🏻👍🏻
ALS has always been one of my favorite watches. This watch is absolutely amazing. Fair play mate.
I can't believe a human being made this with their hands. Absolutely insane dedication.
Lol, we operate rovers on mars.
This just a "look good" piece of old technology.
Great video as always. That's why Lange is so expensive. It's an art with all those hand work in engineering and aesthetics. It's inefficient to create these watches, but so are other works of art like paintings.
That diamond bearing really caught my eye. All in all a true unicorn of watches 😍
At 3:11- the fact that the small disc on the blue needle does not spin on the same plane bothers me. But god are the details so awesome on this watch.
I love the “warm” colors of the rose gold. Oh my.......
Love the watch but can't get over the screws on the tourbillion bridge aren't both horizontal
Amazing watch, simply amazing ! To me, Lange along with 3 more brands are at the very top of the watch pyramid. Not only for their exquisite movements but also for their finishing, whether in platinum, white/pink/yellow gold. Their straps might be the best I have seen and of course their buckles. Many thanks for sharing this truly amazing piece.
What are your other top 3 brands? Just curious
@@Player-gx1eo actually I enjoy more than 3, Blancpain, AP, Breguet are a few.
Lange & Söhne simple elegant and the best movements they are in their own league for me the best ever watches !
Gosh, I am in love with the finishing 😍.. The brushed Satin finishing as well as the textured dial was really great. Thank you brother for this awesome review! Totally made my day..
Possibly the best watch ⌚ I have seen recently 👌
the proportions are sublime
ALS set the standard of hand crafted timepiece way too high..... What a beauty!!!!!
That hacking seconds reset to 0 should be the next step in movements for the masses, mechanical and quartz, very handy function
It smacks me in the eye every time. At this level the two screws (Four upon closer inspection)that hold down the top bridge across the Tourbillon surely should be in symmetry with the rest of the dial. With all the painstaking attention to detail to arrive at the zenith of masterpiece creations it’s almost Chinese in oversight,Post -Mao’s Great leap forward that is.🤷🏽
I love this brand so much. I need to buy myself a birthday gift of this standard
You can't name a watch with better finish than this one. It just doesn't exist
A. Lange & Söhne is the best, hands down. Triple split!!!!
I loved A. Lange & Söhne the moment I seen laid eyes on them. This is craftsmanship!
Another excellent presentation!
Your narration is as elegant as the watch itself. Marvellous work!
Would love to see your take on Akivia, perhaps their REXHEP REXHEPI watch.
Just when I've reseated my jaw in its hinge, you post this and it hits the floor again. What a masterpiece!
I'm a lowly woodcarver, but even I know what removing all the material that does not resemble a lily, for example, means when the chisel slips!
I'd probably translate "Handwerkskunst" with perfected craftmanship.
@3:37 Is that dust or a nick on the zero reset lever head??
I’ve become obsessed with you videos so good
Wow what a beautiful work of art i love the watches you show on here appreciate it guys
This watch is intoxicating, this is my new grail piece
I don´t get it why people take a RM over this stunning piece of art !
Fashion, ego and ignorance
because you need class to wear this. Most who wear a RM are just rich guys without class. They just want something as flashy as possible, something recognizable so that everyone in the room knows what kind of watch they have even if they don't know much about watches.
They do?
@ekim andersom rich muck.
@ekim andersom Richard Mille
Absolute master class of a watch
There's a woeful lack of legibility due to the very limited contrast between the dial and numerals. Style over practicality, not something one usually associates with AL&S. Btw, the sandblasted then polished solid gold dial and numerals have been done before, by F. P. Journe, in a non-limited edition of the Chronomètre Souverain line
Sure, in a watch that's all about craftsmanship and artwork, "wOEfUL LacK oF leGiBiLitY" jesus, not every watch needs to be adhering to some kind of personal checklist you might have.
That dial is the most beautiful dial I've ever seen in a watch
Omg.
This would have to be the best video to date.
Bravo
👌👌👌👌👌
Awesome video, thank you Watchfinder
3:20 For this kind of money, the screws holding down the tourbillon cage on the dial had better be perfectly aligned. In this case, they're not even close.
I was about to comment something similar.
I agree!
I agree 100%. How they overlooked this major detail right on the face of the watch is completely beyond me.
Actually I like it like that. It will look too fake and un artistic if they were aligned. It is beautiful like that
@@canuckwatchcollector8664 Agreed. If those screw were perfectly symmetrical, they would look as if they were fakes.