Langes are magical, something about them that not even Patek, Vacheron or AP have and the fact that every model gets the same attention, maximum attention to detail, double assembly and all that, amazing, and not that expensive compared to how much Pateks go for. Just not so sure about their metal bracelets, no wonder they always picture them on leather straps.
@@cy4624 Glashutte gets even less markerting. For the money, they're unbeatable. And a few models like the Panograph, PanoRetroGraph, and Tourbillon line matches the quality of the most expensive ALS pieces.
It would help, if the guy looked at history of Lange watch making on Wiki. That said, some people liked the review, despite the guy having next to no knowledge of these watches and indeed of the watch making. The German watch making in Glashütte region is comparable to French watch making and goes back few hundred years. Well before Swiss began to make cheap replicas of expensive French and German watches. Unlike majority of Swiss watch manufacturers today, both German companies are vertically integrated. They manufacture everything ... from cases and dials to hair springs in their movements. In general, Swiss watch makers till this day, buy parts, or complete movements from Sellita, or ETA (Swatch Co.) and just stamp their name on. Heuer, Breitling, IWC etc. are just a few of many luxury brands doing it.
Lange is stunning and the craftsmanship is second to none, however the Glashutte is amazing value and still very high end finishing with a lovely movement. I'd be happy to have either, could use the change from the Glashutte to buy a nice Rolex GMT or Daytona!
It has a 3 day power reserve, first two large increments indicate 12 hours each, next one 24 hours and the final one 24 hours. It's done that way to give you a sense of urgency to wind the watch when you're in the final 24 hours as final increment is smallest giving you a visual sense that not a lot of power is left.
Awesome review! I recently got a Glashutte Original Panomaticlunar and find its value stunning. I don't think any other brand at this price point can offer GO's level of finish and look. I took a quick look at the Lange1 at the AD the other day and have to say the finish of the Lange is definitely visibly better, though maybe just 10-15% better for 3x the price? I used to love JLC Master Ultra thin watches, but now I have the GO I find JLC's movement finishing a bit underwhelming.
As a GO owner I agree. Since a GO is at the top of my price range, and I get a watch that realistically compared alongside a Lange, I consider GO one of the best values in watches by an order of magnitude.
I really love my Glashutte pano reserve. I bought mine at a watch show many years ago. It is one of the earliest models. It works super, very nice clean dial a little hard to tell time when it is near the no 6 no.#. I have a custom made crocodile band that makes it stand out even more. There not cheap to buy but after 10 years it is still running strong.
I was watch shopping in St. Thomas last week and actually got to compare these two models side by side. While it would have been great to save more than $15K on the Glasshutte there was really no comparing the two in person. The A. Lange 1 is by far the nicer piece. Thank you for the video. I'm glad I saw it before shopping these!
thats what baffles me though, these two pieces literally have the same level of craftmanship put into them yet people say that lange is SO much better. i arent think that..
@@stoneriverwatches I have the GO and agree with you. It’s a fantastic watch but the Lange is on a different level. Value for money wise the GO is fantastic. Again saying this as an owner of the GO but Lange is just absolute top tier.
A Lange & Sohne is the pinnacle of haute horology. I must also credit your review for sharing two alternatives to Swiss made watches, A Lange is the future.
I feel you can't really go wrong with a Glashutte Original, especially their Pano line. GO always offers great value for money without compromising on its quality. And GO's big date is visually more appealing then Lange's which has the bar in the date window to hide the date discs.
Really great video, however I wonder why the older automatic was chosen as comparison, when the current PanoReserve is manual, a closer match? The 65-01 caliber is magnificent, sprinkled with chatons, glorious hand engraved double swan's neck regulator, and features functions which Lange has only addressed with this year's updated movement like the instantaneous date change at midnight. Still the Lange requires a pusher for date changes while the GO is crown operated, keeping the case profile undisturbed. As noted, single plane date wheels on the GO better the stepped wheels of the Lange and GO prints the zero for single days. Also the GO in steel is nearly $11K, in Au it's in the $20K's while the Lange in Pt as shown is a great deal more still. Just on finishing, the Lange is superior and ultimately worth every cent extra despite some quirks, yet the GO is really it's own watch, and it's combination of features, quality, and value make it a formidable watch even when compared against the Lange.
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great video Steve. I've been watching archie luxury every night for years. I only stumbled across your chanel a couple of days ago and must say your content is great. I only have an omega seamaster 2254 but am considering either a jlc reverso grande calendar or a glashutte original like your video. I know the watch snob approves of glashutte original but in the back of my mind I will know I only got it as I can't afford a lange1 or datograph. what do you think of the reverso?
I'am considering this Glashutte or Arnold and Sons hm perpetual calendar. Everyone has been giving me mixed opinions, though I am slightly more I favour of the A&S.
Your watches and content are good, it could be better if you can use proper lighting and camera to shoot ,as the light and background reflect on the glass of the watch, like watchfinder.co
I like the entry level ultra-high end watch market; sort of the toned down model of super-high end complications which cost $100-300K. I believe the Lange 1's are somewhere between $20-30K which I think is a reasonable price for this kind of watch. I love Vacheron and Patek but I feel they really make their watches inaccessible to anyone who doesn't have millions in disposable income. Lange, Breguet and even some newer brands like F.P Journe will make you an ultra-high end watch at a fraction of the price of Patek. For example, the Datograph is pretty much the same thing as a Patek perpetual calendar 5270 but one costs $90K and the other between $200-300k. I love watches to the point I can see myself going up to the $100k mark for a watch I really desire but $300k is just simply too much, at least until I run into some major money.
I am considering the Glashutte for my dress watch. I'm not a fan of gold though and was thinking of the steel case version. What sort of price point will that come in at in the secondary market?
I honestly prefer GO to ALS much of the time (although I love both), however the PANO really feels too much like a Lange 1 homage. I agree the GO Panorama Date is the best on the market, but that just makes me want a Senator instead. To make matters worse, the Pano clearly doesn’t have nearly as much though spent on layout an proportion as the Lange 1. The L1 is a masterful exercise in the rule of thirds (check out IDGuy’s video), while the Pano is clearly just trying to look like the L1.
Everyone should also watch the vid by A.Lange & Söhne. you can see how they finish each part by hand. The level of detail is incredible. Compared to the pricing of other top brands, these Lange watches are a steal.
Both beautiful- the difference in quality can't justify the difference in price. I'm kind of amazed that Glashutte doesn't get called out for ripping off the A. Lange design. (or was it the other way around? Either way, they're too similar to be coincidence.) Is there no rotor on that Lange? Is that a manual wind?!
Changing the date with the time at 1:40 is a dangerous habit to get into. For both of theses watches it’s best just move the time to 6:30 before hammering away on the pusher. You’re going to scare potential customers off.
Hey! Say, I am so sorry, but I forgot your name (terrible, and I don't want to replay video right now in order to get my thoughts out...real quick)!! Anyway, I understand your point about the Lange being the nicer watch; however, I think you might be missing the point (perhaps not, but maybe). A true watch lover buys watches that do something for them on an emotional level. Some watch people will buy for investment purpose only, which is fine. But for me, and quite a few watch lovers out there buying a watch gives me (and them if I could be so presumptuous) a kind of emotional attachment that is hard to explain. I have watches that cost more than others in my very small (and no where near the level of a Lange type) collection. However, my watches give me a joy because of their design characteristics and for me that has nothing to do with which watch is finished nicer or cost more. It has to do with what I feel about that watch when I look at it, wear it on my wrist and marvel at some feature that it has. In my humble opinion, the Glashutte is just a wonderful piece of fine German watchmaking and because the Lange is finished better has nothing to do with the fact that if I could afford one, I would pick the Glashutte (but I would take the Lange, too!!). Just wanted to put that out there....great videos, and I enjoy every one you make, brother!! Keep it up!!
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Look...if you want people to not only watch your videos, as opposed to clicking away, but also subscribe to them then do your subscribe/social media spiel at the END of the video. And if you're going to review a timepiece you should know its specs and how to pronounce both the model and the manufacturers name.
I never understand the design of these two and never will. One assumes the sort of person who will wear these will be wearing them under a shirt cuff. If so, why on earth put the time telling section on the left of the dial? Surely it should be on the right so it’s easier to glance at the time, this way one has to pull the whole shirt sleeve up to see fully the time section?
The Gushutte is quite a bit more than nice, even relative to luxury watches. Being German they are undervalued, but the craftsmanship that goes into each piece is of a caliber that definitely is deserving of the term masterpiece.
Nope Als date is not perfect.. Sorry but you guys keep saying go finishing not as nice and yet you guys can't even justify your judgements so go should be the winner here, lower in selling price but is at the same level of als
I don't understand how every reviewer parrots "oh but the Lange finish is so much better"... having held these side by side, the GO has gold engravings in the balance cock and has two swan neck regulators as well as comparable finishing, albeit minus excessive use of chatons, which the GO Panomatic Inverse has... I really don't think the GO is as much of a downgrade as people make it out to be. It's 90% of the Lange, if not 100% for 60% of the price.
He pronounces it absolutely correct, including the Umlaut-U. Say "oo" and while you're doing it, touch your lower front teeth with with tip of your tongue to make the "Ü" sound.
It's maybe like comparing a BMW 750iL to a Maybach. Craftsmanship in the GO is outstanding, it's just not as painstakingly meticulous as in the ALS. That ALS sells for more than twice as much is not due to the additional work that goes into it, but pure marketing.
@@ZurriyetBlogs If it was Mercedes vs Maybach (two brands owned by the same company), you'd have to compare ALS to Jaeger-LeCoultre which are both owned by Richemont. JLC also delivered movements (i.e. "engines") to various great watch makers (Maybach uses Mercedes/AMG engines) and provided vital technical support for ALS's re-foundation.
Why are you reviewing a watches that you know nothing about? You are guessing at details that are easy to locate online. Other than having access to these remarkable pieces, your information is second-rate.
Wrong! The way he pronounces it is absolutely correct. He even gets the "Ü" right which is hard for a native-English speaker. What is a "SH" in Englisch, is spelled "SCH" in German. "S" and "H" are always pronounced seperately in German. "Glas" (glass) and "Hütte" (hut, chalet, but also mill) also exist as individual words in German.
You pay for what you get. You'd have to be blind to not see the big difference in the brand. Lange prices far lower than it should in comparison to it's ACTUAL competition. Being Vacheron and Patek/ Glashute is a different range. In the Area of Mont Blanc and other mid range manufacturers.
Langes are magical, something about them that not even Patek, Vacheron or AP have and the fact that every model gets the same attention, maximum attention to detail, double assembly and all that, amazing, and not that expensive compared to how much Pateks go for. Just not so sure about their metal bracelets, no wonder they always picture them on leather straps.
Lange is just beauty, What a timeless design. Beats the holy trinity IMO
Used to handle all 4 when I worked in industry and imho, ALS is superior by long shot. But they dont have sport models or marketing.
Lange make lovely watches that are on par with the trinity label watches but it does not beat them.
Your right they belong there.
@@cy4624 Glashutte gets even less markerting. For the money, they're unbeatable. And a few models like the Panograph, PanoRetroGraph, and Tourbillon line matches the quality of the most expensive ALS pieces.
Thanks for your reviews. It's like a discovery for many of your subscribers. Especially those of us who may never be able to hold one of these.
I've done a great discovery with this channel. Congrats!
I just discovered your channel. Your content is awesome for people who enjoy watches. Keep up the good work!
Quality through and through! You put many other watch channels to shame dude! Major respect
Never realised before just how amazing that Lange is!
It would help, if the guy looked at history of Lange watch making on Wiki. That said, some people liked the review, despite the guy having next to no knowledge of these watches and indeed of the watch making. The German watch making in Glashütte region is comparable to French watch making and goes back few hundred years. Well before Swiss began to make cheap replicas of expensive French and German watches. Unlike majority of Swiss watch manufacturers today, both German companies are vertically integrated. They manufacture everything ... from cases and dials to hair springs in their movements. In general, Swiss watch makers till this day, buy parts, or complete movements from Sellita, or ETA (Swatch Co.) and just stamp their name on. Heuer, Breitling, IWC etc. are just a few of many luxury brands doing it.
Lange is stunning and the craftsmanship is second to none, however the Glashutte is amazing value and still very high end finishing with a lovely movement. I'd be happy to have either, could use the change from the Glashutte to buy a nice Rolex GMT or Daytona!
It has a 3 day power reserve, first two large increments indicate 12 hours each, next one 24 hours and the final one 24 hours. It's done that way to give you a sense of urgency to wind the watch when you're in the final 24 hours as final increment is smallest giving you a visual sense that not a lot of power is left.
At street retail GLASHUTTE PanoMaticLunar in gold is now $17,195.00. The Lange sells for $36,995.00
Awesome review! I recently got a Glashutte Original Panomaticlunar and find its value stunning. I don't think any other brand at this price point can offer GO's level of finish and look. I took a quick look at the Lange1 at the AD the other day and have to say the finish of the Lange is definitely visibly better, though maybe just 10-15% better for 3x the price? I used to love JLC Master Ultra thin watches, but now I have the GO I find JLC's movement finishing a bit underwhelming.
K W.
Both are beautiful watches but the Lange is by far the clear winner hands down.
As a GO owner I agree. Since a GO is at the top of my price range, and I get a watch that realistically compared alongside a Lange, I consider GO one of the best values in watches by an order of magnitude.
I really love my Glashutte pano reserve. I bought mine at a watch show many years ago. It is one of the earliest models. It works super, very nice clean dial a little hard to tell time when it is near the no 6 no.#. I have a custom made crocodile band that makes it stand out even more. There not cheap to buy but after 10 years it is still running strong.
I love the lange 1! Thats going to be my next watch purchase :)
I was watch shopping in St. Thomas last week and actually got to compare these two models side by side. While it would have been great to save more than $15K on the Glasshutte there was really no comparing the two in person. The A. Lange 1 is by far the nicer piece. Thank you for the video. I'm glad I saw it before shopping these!
thats what baffles me though, these two pieces literally have the same level of craftmanship put into them yet people say that lange is SO much better. i arent think that..
@@FanatecSystem have you handled each one before? Lange is by far superior. Not even close
@@stoneriverwatches I have the GO and agree with you. It’s a fantastic watch but the Lange is on a different level. Value for money wise the GO is fantastic. Again saying this as an owner of the GO but Lange is just absolute top tier.
thank you for the great review. it was fun to watch.
A Lange & Sohne is the pinnacle of haute horology. I must also credit your review for sharing two alternatives to Swiss made watches, A Lange is the future.
I feel you can't really go wrong with a Glashutte Original, especially their Pano line.
GO always offers great value for money without compromising on its quality.
And GO's big date is visually more appealing then Lange's which has the bar in the date window to hide the date discs.
Really great video, however I wonder why the older automatic was chosen as comparison, when the current PanoReserve is manual, a closer match? The 65-01 caliber is magnificent, sprinkled with chatons, glorious hand engraved double swan's neck regulator, and features functions which Lange has only addressed with this year's updated movement like the instantaneous date change at midnight. Still the Lange requires a pusher for date changes while the GO is crown operated, keeping the case profile undisturbed. As noted, single plane date wheels on the GO better the stepped wheels of the Lange and GO prints the zero for single days. Also the GO in steel is nearly $11K, in Au it's in the $20K's while the Lange in Pt as shown is a great deal more still. Just on finishing, the Lange is superior and ultimately worth every cent extra despite some quirks, yet the GO is really it's own watch, and it's combination of features, quality, and value make it a formidable watch even when compared against the Lange.
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I would love to own a lange some day...
Always enjoyed your videos! However, the Lange has a 3 day power reserve, not 5. The two closer dots show 12 hour increments, I believe.
So that would make it 3 1/2 day reserve.
Thank you for the nice review .
Just got this very GO as new old stock. And I love it. ❤
great video Steve. I've been watching archie luxury every night for years. I only stumbled across your chanel a couple of days ago and must say your content is great. I only have an omega seamaster 2254 but am considering either a jlc reverso grande calendar or a glashutte original like your video. I know the watch snob approves of glashutte original but in the back of my mind I will know I only got it as I can't afford a lange1 or datograph. what do you think of the reverso?
I am about to pull the trigger on the Panomatic Lunar.
James Wong how is it?
James....? Something Wong?
Between 2 high end watches, how much of this perception of finish is in the mind.....one wonders
Lol exactly
Awesome video. Thanks!
2 great timepieces and great review. 👍🏻👍🏻
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yes the date is great, and shows on the panomatic date
When you're paying what I consider big money for a watch, all the little things are important, especially if they're visible.
great review.
I'am considering this Glashutte or Arnold and Sons hm perpetual calendar. Everyone has been giving me mixed opinions, though I am slightly more I favour of the A&S.
hello! Glashutte produced watches in DDR, through the 60'-70' . Lange it was re-vitalized after the re-unification w/ West-Germany w/ Swiss money !
Hi, may I ask why your channel does not show the number of your subscribers?
I believe the Power reserve is 72 hours? Not 7 days.
I like the Lange power reserve better. Dial seems better balanced.
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GO gives value for the money 💰 ALS for the aesthetics & technicality, but quite pricey
I like the entry level ultra-high end watch market; sort of the toned down model of super-high end complications which cost $100-300K. I believe the Lange 1's are somewhere between $20-30K which I think is a reasonable price for this kind of watch. I love Vacheron and Patek but I feel they really make their watches inaccessible to anyone who doesn't have millions in disposable income. Lange, Breguet and even some newer brands like F.P Journe will make you an ultra-high end watch at a fraction of the price of Patek. For example, the Datograph is pretty much the same thing as a Patek perpetual calendar 5270 but one costs $90K and the other between $200-300k. I love watches to the point I can see myself going up to the $100k mark for a watch I really desire but $300k is just simply too much, at least until I run into some major money.
hahahahah yea right
wait how can you say that dato is the same as 5270?
I am considering the Glashutte for my dress watch. I'm not a fan of gold though and was thinking of the steel case version. What sort of price point will that come in at in the secondary market?
HextyVision Around £5-6k for the black, blue or white dial.
Great video
I honestly prefer GO to ALS much of the time (although I love both), however the PANO really feels too much like a Lange 1 homage. I agree the GO Panorama Date is the best on the market, but that just makes me want a Senator instead.
To make matters worse, the Pano clearly doesn’t have nearly as much though spent on layout an proportion as the Lange 1. The L1 is a masterful exercise in the rule of thirds (check out IDGuy’s video), while the Pano is clearly just trying to look like the L1.
Do you mind sharing the reference of the Glashutte PanoMatic Reserve you handled in the video? I didn't find it in the comments.
Everyone should also watch the vid by A.Lange & Söhne. you can see how they finish each part by hand.
The level of detail is incredible. Compared to the pricing of other top brands, these Lange watches are a steal.
Hi, did you how much it cost?
Is there any brands other than lange that make date pushers to adjust date? I find it very convenient. Thanks!
ProCelestialEmpire GO watches also have date pusher. For sure on their 70s Chronograph watch. But you need a pin to push it
Thanks for your input, but I mean the finger-touchable pusher like A. Lange has. A lot of calendar watches have that pin-only pusher.
They both excellent
Man nice video but your camera is constantly out of focus, please fix that !
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Oh to find a Lange 1 in the 20s now ...
The regulation on the Glashutte looks like a more precise mechanism. You have two tensioning arms instead of one.
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Not very well informed on the history of ALS and the Lange 1 technical data… Quite a lot of bugs. Nice video anyway
Is that actual gold on the rotor of the Glasshutte Original? Or is it some sort of coating made to look like gold?
+MagnificentKot It's real 21k gold.
Why would they use fake gold at this price point?
Johann Rupert's Richemont has come a long way: Jaeger, IWC Schaffhausen, L&A, Van Cleef & Arpels. Makes me wonder about the tech transfer ...
Both beautiful- the difference in quality can't justify the difference in price. I'm kind of amazed that Glashutte doesn't get called out for ripping off the A. Lange design. (or was it the other way around? Either way, they're too similar to be coincidence.)
Is there no rotor on that Lange? Is that a manual wind?!
Lange & Söhne ist the best of all
the buckle for Lange is 6 grand? :0
Ditto.:-)
Changing the date with the time at 1:40 is a dangerous habit to get into. For both of theses watches it’s best just move the time to 6:30 before hammering away on the pusher. You’re going to scare potential customers off.
Hey! Say, I am so sorry, but I forgot your name (terrible, and I don't want to replay video right now in order to get my thoughts out...real quick)!! Anyway, I understand your point about the Lange being the nicer watch; however, I think you might be missing the point (perhaps not, but maybe). A true watch lover buys watches that do something for them on an emotional level. Some watch people will buy for investment purpose only, which is fine. But for me, and quite a few watch lovers out there buying a watch gives me (and them if I could be so presumptuous) a kind of emotional attachment that is hard to explain. I have watches that cost more than others in my very small (and no where near the level of a Lange type) collection. However, my watches give me a joy because of their design characteristics and for me that has nothing to do with which watch is finished nicer or cost more. It has to do with what I feel about that watch when I look at it, wear it on my wrist and marvel at some feature that it has. In my humble opinion, the Glashutte is just a wonderful piece of fine German watchmaking and because the Lange is finished better has nothing to do with the fact that if I could afford one, I would pick the Glashutte (but I would take the Lange, too!!). Just wanted to put that out there....great videos, and I enjoy every one you make, brother!! Keep it up!!
Another comment -- when you are pointing to parts of the watch, use a toothpick, or something thinner than your finger. :)
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power is reserve 72 h
Panorama datum is amazing... but the problem is that the movement kinds sucks ..thick , old , and not even antimagnet
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... antimagnetic* (adjective).
I think your eyes checked glashutte original movement looks way better
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Nice Swedish sing-song.
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Clean you watch smugly at the back with mud
Not Glashuttaaa but Glashutteee
Look...if you want people to not only watch your videos, as opposed to clicking away, but also subscribe to them then do your subscribe/social media spiel at the END of the video. And if you're going to review a timepiece you should know its specs and how to pronounce both the model and the manufacturers name.
I never understand the design of these two and never will. One assumes the sort of person who will wear these will be wearing them under a shirt cuff. If so, why on earth put the time telling section on the left of the dial? Surely it should be on the right so it’s easier to glance at the time, this way one has to pull the whole shirt sleeve up to see fully the time section?
Off-center dials require a special taste. Haven't even thought about these design's impracticality, just think it's ugly.
man.. your hand is shaking so much
Lange is absorbed into glashutte original. A lange & sohne (adolf lange and sons) has zero links with lange back then
Um
GO can’t even begin to compare to Lange
the Lange is a timeless masterpiece the Gushutte is merely 'Quite Nice'
The Gushutte is quite a bit more than nice, even relative to luxury watches. Being German they are undervalued, but the craftsmanship that goes into each piece is of a caliber that definitely is deserving of the term masterpiece.
Nope Als date is not perfect.. Sorry but you guys keep saying go finishing not as nice and yet you guys can't even justify your judgements so go should be the winner here, lower in selling price but is at the same level of als
Glashütte* (if "Ü" is not featured on your keyboard, it's "Glashuette")
I don't understand how every reviewer parrots "oh but the Lange finish is so much better"... having held these side by side, the GO has gold engravings in the balance cock and has two swan neck regulators as well as comparable finishing, albeit minus excessive use of chatons, which the GO Panomatic Inverse has... I really don't think the GO is as much of a downgrade as people make it out to be. It's 90% of the Lange, if not 100% for 60% of the price.
The date on the Lange is a deal breaker.
As usual, we are supposed to take the reviewers word that the ALS is far, far superior to the GO.....uh, no.
its pronounced : Glass-hootte
He pronounces it absolutely correct, including the Umlaut-U. Say "oo" and while you're doing it, touch your lower front teeth with with tip of your tongue to make the "Ü" sound.
That is exactly like comparing a Maybach with a Volkswagen. They are both German!
111ImNumber1 not vw ! compare like maybach and mercedes s class
It's maybe like comparing a BMW 750iL to a Maybach. Craftsmanship in the GO is outstanding, it's just not as painstakingly meticulous as in the ALS. That ALS sells for more than twice as much is not due to the additional work that goes into it, but pure marketing.
@@ZurriyetBlogs If it was Mercedes vs Maybach (two brands owned by the same company), you'd have to compare ALS to Jaeger-LeCoultre which are both owned by Richemont. JLC also delivered movements (i.e. "engines") to various great watch makers (Maybach uses Mercedes/AMG engines) and provided vital technical support for ALS's re-foundation.
Why are you reviewing a watches that you know nothing about? You are guessing at details that are easy to locate online. Other than having access to these remarkable pieces, your information is second-rate.
It’s pronounced glaeh-shoe-taeh, not glass-hew-taeh.
Wrong! The way he pronounces it is absolutely correct. He even gets the "Ü" right which is hard for a native-English speaker. What is a "SH" in Englisch, is spelled "SCH" in German. "S" and "H" are always pronounced seperately in German. "Glas" (glass) and "Hütte" (hut, chalet, but also mill) also exist as individual words in German.
Glasshutte is better than Lange that over priced shit
if lange is overprice All the industry of watches are overprice...............
You pay for what you get. You'd have to be blind to not see the big difference in the brand. Lange prices far lower than it should in comparison to it's ACTUAL competition. Being Vacheron and Patek/ Glashute is a different range. In the Area of Mont Blanc and other mid range manufacturers.
Dapdoi Ardon He said GO and Mont Blanc were mid-tier, not VC and PP. I agree.