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May 11, 2008,15:03 PM - (view entire thread)	By: CC (registered)  |  PM Posts: 34

Thank you PET, Nicolas and Francois for your observations and advice.  I didn't think that significant resistance when winding was a normal state of affairs as every other Lange that I've ever handled and/or owned wound effortlessly.  It's off to service.  The watch was orignally purchased in November, 2000 by the orginal owner, and while he religiously wound it once a month before putting it back in his safe (he only wore it several times after first purchasing it before putting it away), the watch has never been serviced.

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 Main Post 1815 moonphase question  - CC (registered) on May 11th, 2008-11:20 
 No  - PET- (registered) on May 11th, 2008-11:45 
 Think you're correct, PET, BUT  - amanico (registered) on May 11th, 2008-11:54 
 I see  - PET- (registered) on May 11th, 2008-12:04 
 Yep, but the 1815 Moonphase is a watch that was  - amanico (registered) on May 11th, 2008-12:06 
 In that case no.  - foversta (registered) on May 11th, 2008-13:40 
 Thank you  - CC (registered) on May 11th, 2008-15:03 
 Wow, You're a lucky guy, indeed  - amanico (registered) on May 11th, 2008-21:59 
 Thank you Nicolas, and best to you too. [nt]  - CC (registered) on May 12th, 2008-10:10