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Haute Horlogerie
May 10, 2008,06:46 AM - (view entire thread)

By: PET- (registered)  |  PM
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Thanks. Yes, always I own a watch, a new afective relation is born. The Lange 1815 handwinding is a very special watch, not only because it be "Haute horlogerie" and so it  is easier understand how much effort is necesary to acquire a Lange, but its too a work of art, and everybody who acquire a Lange is a person who loves art. I´ve got no doubt at all.

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