A. Lange & Sohne Richard Lange Jumping Seconds 252.029 A. Lange & Sohne Watch Review
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2022
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SKU: 4566451
The A. Lange & Sohne Richard Lange Jumping Seconds 252.029 is encased in 39.9mm of 18k white gold surrounding a black dial on a black alligator strap. Features of this A. Lange & Sohne Richard Lange Jumping Seconds include hours, minutes and jumping seconds. This A. Lange & Sohne watch also measures 10.9mm in thickness and 47.7mm from lug-to-lug.
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Stunning timepiece.
Hell of a conversation starter
So, purpose of a watch is to start a conversation? 🤣
@@doperdr I agree with you, truth be told, nobody cares about our watch. No one notices it except for street thieves in major cities
That’s a beautiful watch
Looks astounding the exact one I want
Tea-Mossow is the name of the email ?
Its in the discription
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TAU 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@BobbyDazzler888 this comment thread is gold🤣🤣🤣
That's a loud WOW
If you want "Jumping Seconds", get a quartz and save your money 💸💸💸
The 1 tick/second in and of itself is not the allure of a watch like this
@@rousseau327 spend your money on it first then come back and argue
@@samon_kurowassan lmao
Gorgeous watch but the alignment of the seconds hand at that pricepoint is absolutely unacceptable. That alignment is worse than a PRX Quartz, yikes.
You proved again that people dont know what they are Talking about. Google Parallax… 🤦🏼
The jumping seconds feature strikes me as laughable, in that they made an ultra-sophisticated mechanical that beautifully imitates a $25 quartz. Beyond my understanding.
Its a sign of high horology and a demonstration of the watchmakers skill.
Sweeping seconds only became desirable after the quartz ceisis and the subsequent mechanical renaissance.
Traditional horology always saw deadbeat/"jumping" seconds as more precise - but the problem was the difficulty of regulating the high beat of an escapement down to a second. This has to be done by a ratcheting system with spring tension that exactly the right number of escapement beats to move the gear train by a second. This was incredibly complicated to pull off, which is why they were rare, expensive and why sweeping seconds are prevalent in mechanical watches.
It is also why quartz watches have jumping seconds as default. Quartz watches can easily implement sweeping seconds if they wanted to. They use a 60 "tick" stepping motor, but could as easily have a higher beat one to have a smooth sweeping without difficulty - and some do, think Bulova.
Movement is very nice, but dial is a disaster. It is not historically correct; the large circle should be the minutes - not seconds. I saw this piece at the 2019 WatchTime NYC show and the legibility of the hands is virtually nil. In most lighting conditions the watch practically unreadable.
The most pointless watch complication that I’ve ever seen in my life. Buy a nice Casio if you want ‘jumping seconds’
They are all pointless today. They weren’t a long time ago.
The Point is the craftmanship and the high end Engineering. Bit dont sorry, you will Never be Able to afford one anyway