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25688 (1 piece) The first of two final flashy platinum examples, the 25688 was characterized by an link ice-blue dial link and a link full pave treatment of baguette diamonds. Hen's teeth, unicorns – and stuff like this.

Given that the innovations on this launch are largely aesthetic rather than link functional, I suppose the phrase "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" applies, and could be link aptly revised to "if it ain't broke, add some 18k link yellow gold, why don't ya?"

The Lange 1 is an undeniably loveable watch. It's link a bit weird, totally distinctive, and, perhaps unpredictably, has become the face of A. Lange & Sohne from a design standpoint. But, after 30 years, link what really stands out to me is how little Lange has evolved the original design. A modern example looks absolutely at home link next to a model from 1994, and the design feels no less punchy and characterful than it did when it was released (exactly) 30 years ago.

Not long after the discontinuation of Moser's Smoked Salmon Streamliner from last year the tropical-brown griffé dial is back link in a new perpetual calendar from the brand. But if you were worried that the dial would be link marred by finicky and unsightly indices or even a logo you link don't know the direction Moser has been heading of late.