Walkthrough Famous German Watchmaker A. Lange & Söhne 

They sell every watch they make at whatever price they charge. I doubt they are worried and I doubt Patel is worried.

@@rickjason215 glaube mir, das tun sie aber doch.

It would be Grand Seiko too.

Da Da, Lange za Mene je Kvalitetni od Pateka, sigurno 👍👍

@@musliselmani3994 I am sorry but I couldn’t get what you are to say. You agree or disagree?

The human touch, artistry, uniqueness, and craftsmanship are what makes these time pieces so special!

Tikkie tikkie tikkie!!

As soon as he said that I thought, ‘that’s not very American’ lol an American company would never accept that sort of thinking. Which yes I’m American so I sympathize with that thinking, but when one person can make three watches before another person can make two, That slower person has created a bottleneck in your supply-chain

@@4200Shields idk where you’ve been working but that comparison doesn’t seem fair. Can you name one American watch company that makes handmade watches where that philosophy is applied?

Golden statement

He sure could ;)

Yeah, he's good and very passionate about what he does.

That's a real treat to see.

for that price they also should give massages and blow jobs to clients any day of the week

@@mrpicky1868 i wouldn't mind that tbh

Which part?

23:48

Nice selection you have there! Thanks for sharing this with us and thanks for watching, best to you.

Good luck and enjoy it ;)

Richard Lange Watch, the have a watch with a moon phase precisely for 1058 years

Lol

Absolutely

May be because he's a "rewinding dutchman"?

Believe it or not, I found this funny. Was laughing out loudly!

;) thanks for watching!

Yeah German humor as in not very funny 😂

The guy is Dutch though

@@urin1337 dutch oven dutch?

MR DE HAAS IS A DUTCHMAN OR NEDERLANDER ..

only he's Dutch

mark newman A lot of Dutch people speak German and he even lives in Germany. The language is also very similar to German, maybe most Germanic language besides German. Dutch is a mixture of German and English, so he is perfect for his position/ job

@@IOIO6 You are wrong. English and German are just Dutch dialects.

@@Diepvries11 😁 Haha ah of course that makes sense

@@Diepvries11 As only a Dutch would say.

That's an Ahoi Atlantik.

@@CountWestwest I stand corrected. *Ahoi Atlantic

He can't afford the one he's making.

Chines

Well said

Very glad you enjoyed it, thanks!

Ok, got you ;) Thanks for watching!

I will buy nomos because it has been endorsed by the master watch maker of Langa himself

Thanks and we love doing those!!! So for sure more to come

Thanks for this nice comment!!

We like it very much too!!!

Be careful please.It is"de Haas" and not "de Hass"de Haas meaning "The rabbit" and "de Hass" meaning "The hate"But I know what you mean...

This master piece is amazing and explained so precisely, the assembling technical staff soooooo cool on the job with high precision to pin point, really appreciate this video, big applause to Lange & Sohne beyond admiration. Jacolyn.

Very welcome, we really like making these long ones!!

And the good news is that we really love making them too!!! So hopefully we'll manage to do some more

Yes, I audibly gasped when that quarter dial appeared!

Merci beaucoup pour votre commentaire et on adore faire ce genre de visites filmées. Bien à vous

Oh that's really nice, thanks so much and yes it's really special!

Real happy you liked it!!! All the super best to you

I noticed that too, cool detail!

Nicely said!!

And you can count on us for this, love doing them!! Thanks

I noticed that too, that's funny. But NOMOS is not their competitor, a different price level.

@@chieferson that was my point!

Very happy about it!! Thanks

Very happy you liked it. On our side, love doing them!!

Thanks and merci beaucoup!!! We indeed love to do these long formats and will do more and more of these. All the very best

Very welcome, glad you liked it!

Steve Liggins excellent pun sir, good humor

Thanks so much for these kind words, really makes us happy!! Have a great day

by this i mean the the Dutchman haha,

Naturally didn't really catch the end part, but thanks so much ;)

Many thanks, very happy you enjoyed this!

I love the double wheel date.

Very welcome and love the Zeitwerk too!!

This is a very comment and we feel very proud of it, thanks so much and very happy you liked it!

Thanks so much, make very happy!!! All the best to you

That is so nice to hear, thanks so much!!!!

That's right and totally understand your point of view. Being able to appreciate it is already very nice, like art! Best to you

Those type of shots take a long time, but I understand your point and we love doing them!! Thanks and best to you

Nice!!

You are so welcome and thanks for watching!

Sebastiaan Hols He has a great manner - down to earth but very knowledgeable and passionate about the product.

That's right and we love showing this side of watchmaking!

I don't like him to be honest. I am dutch and I don't like how my countrymen 'don't take themselves too seriously'. This business is built upon tradition and formality so I think Mr. De Haas's bad jokes and informal style are a bit inappropriate. Not to mention he is not even very good at explaining the processes or mechanisms. I'm sure he is very good at his job, but perhaps for doing publicity and public outreach they should hire someone else.

@@thabest007 I personally disagree about his style. You can tell that he takes his job seriously even if his manner is less formal. I think there is a fine line between formality and snobbery and some Swiss companies seem to veer towards the latter which helps contribute to the 'pretentiousness' factor, overcharging and brand snobbery that is often associated with Swiss matchmaking. There seems to be a refreshing lack of arrogance about ALS that makes you feel they are a company that respects their heritage yet are not resting on their laurels and are always striving to improve even more.

@@jacc88888 I wasn't trying to imply that he doesn't take his job serious, but I do agree about the fine line, and to be honest I don't know where to draw that line either. Let's just say that I personally prefer a bit more formality, and I think in this case informality of presentation doesn't match the formality of the product. Because ALS does not make casual-wear watches. And what about a balance between the arrogance as you call it, and the snobbery/pretentiousness? I'd say formal but humble would be a nice one

Ok, we hear you ;)

Makes us very happy to hear this!