Rolex Daytona Meets Lange Double Split: Silver & Gold, Chronograph Crazy... Luxury Watches

Contact tmosso@the1916company.com for pricing and availability; Either I have it, or I can get it! Multistreaming with https://restream.io/ Tim on Instagram: tim_mosso Enter to WIN a $2,700 Horological Sculpture courtesy of Berd Vaye: https://app.viralsweep.com/sweeps/full/1f5ef5-34320&framed=1 Tim Mosso shares the best watches of the week from Rolex watches, Patek Philippe watches, A Lange & Sohne watches, Omega watches, Glashutte Original watches, Vacheron Constantin watches, Panerai watches, and more. We open with a discussion of the Rolex Daytona. For better or worse, this is the chronograph standard to which all others are held. But A Lange & Sohne of Glashutte, Saxony fires back with twice the chronograph – the legendary Double Split Flyback 404.035 in platinum. A chronograph from Audemars Piguet ensures that Les Brassus is represented; Jaeger LeCoultre answers its Vallee de Joux neighbor with the clever Amvox 2 DBS chronograph, a chronograph watch with an articulated case and no pushers. Want more Jaeger LeCoultre? You got it; we share two Jaeger LeCoultre Duometre Chronographs in rose gold and platinum. Omega brings its best in the form of the Constellation Globemaster Annual Calendar. Finally, Vacheron Constantin of Geneva proves that size doesn’t matter with its stunning Jubilee reference Vacheron Constantin 6099; when launched in 1955, this was the world’s thinnest wristwatch. Tonight’s show also includes special appearances by an FP Journe Octa Calendrier, Da