@@WatchAdvisor 250 pieces...meh...I have an Omega diver's watch that was one of 150 numbered pieces specially made for the Royal Navy divers (with their unit insignia on the back) and never available on the civilian market.😘 How do I have one? After 10 or 15 years some of the original owners start to sell them! It wont be different with the Odysseus - sooner or later these "known collectors" will sell them (probably 'sooner' if there is money to be made!)
Had been my favorite watch model ever since being released. I love .... everything about it. And I definitely agree this belongs on a collector/enthusiast.
Thanks! In July I will make a direct comparison of the steel and titanium version … I will show all details… different light conditions… and deliver a pool shot…
A absolute stunning watch. And a super review Alexander. Sadly not available even for collectors who already own a Lange. According to the manufacture you must apply for it. Nice evening
I think watch fans will like this because it's not another blue dial. Yes, it's a shame that it's a LE of 250 pieces. But save, wait, and communicate enough, and the chronograph version will be available. Alex, you're on one!
I wasn’t particularly a fan of the Odysseus in this version until your video. As usual the master of TH-cam when it comes to review watches made its magic 💥👌
GOD BLESS YOU ALEXANDER. I AM VERY PROUD OF YOU AND VERY HAPPY FOR YOU. I HOPE ALL OF YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE MY FRIEND. I HOPE YOU HAD THE BEST AND HAPPIEST CHRISTMAS OF YOUR ENTIRE LIFE. IT IS BEAUTIFUL. I LOVE THE WHITE GOLD TOO. 🙏
Only 250 as to put it on the wrists of collectors instead of flippers are you kidding flippers and the aftermarket getting it is exactly what's going to happen.
Thanks for the great presentation, danke & merci.. It is a masterpiece. But "ice blue" ? There is another watch brand from Geneva - i forgot the name - which makes platinum pieces including dials with date, day and chronographs with the same title. why didn´t ALS choose some different wording? "ice grey" ?
Great channel with some amazingly detailed reviews, but one thing I would advise is changing the studio lighting - it's way too sharp almost like you're looking at the watch under a light bulb. This gives too many burned out areas especially in satin/polished watches, hands etc. I would suggest a more soft light or a softbox setup as the existing lighting doesn't do the watches justice.
@@WatchAdvisor I would say in many videos on the close-up shots this sharp lighting is present, for example the ZENITH Defy Skyline video is another good example where alot of the watch is burned out most of the time. I know watches with that kind of finish can be especially challenging to shoot as it could also be the fault of the camera not having enough dynamic range to capture the brightest areas properly (or it's automatically trying to compensate for the darker parts, black gloves etc.). These shots would benefit from manual exposure settings focused on the watch itself (that don't compensate for surroundings) and I would say most importantly a softer, bounced light source such as a lightbox.
Superb review as always Alexander- thank you. I do think a splash of colour on the dial would have lifted it, however. Maybe a red seconds hand with a matching 60 on the subdial?
Well also if I tried to buy one I wouldn't have got one... Wilhelm is very strict and allocates these watches to A. Lange & Söhne longterm hardcore collectors only...
So basically this model is being used as a publicity stunt since no one outside of the 'special collectors' can purchase it.... I find this very unfortunate and this is not a correct mentality for a company like this. Then just admit that ALS wants to be an elite company. (If necessary, put a condition in the purchase contract that if owners wish to sell their watch, they must first offer it to ALS. Ferrari has been doing this lately too) Too bad.... I like(d) the titanium watch
Contracts like the ones you mention are not worth the paper they are printed on… It is your property, you can do what you want with it. Knowing your buyer means knowing if the watch will end up on the grey market or not… That’s the purpose of the exercise… and not what you think…
@@WatchAdvisor Sorry if i dont understand the story but Ferrari etc want someone to first purchase a second hand and learn the qualities of the brand, only then will they be included in the select club of enthusiasts. I don't understand why ALS wants to get to know its customers in this way. But then that will be my modest and limited knowledge of the ins and outs of the watch world....
This is the silly thing about the watch craze we see nowadays. This thing should have been DOA, but they keep making it because people will buy pretty much anything in this environment. This is one of the signs that we are in a bubble.
I wonder if Lange knows this and that's why they keep making these limited production runs of the Odysseus. Maybe they're afraid to flood the market in case the bottom falls out. But c'mon.... 250 pieces? Do they really have so little faith in their own brand?
@@FFL3001 If AP orPatek made 10 watches then people like you would be going crazy. But you have a problem when Lange did it. You might wanna rethink about who is actually in the watch bubble, asshat
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I can respect them for being so honest about restricting who they allow to buy the watches.
Only known collectors will be able to buy one...
@@WatchAdvisor 250 pieces...meh...I have an Omega diver's watch that was one of 150 numbered pieces specially made for the Royal Navy divers (with their unit insignia on the back) and never available on the civilian market.😘 How do I have one? After 10 or 15 years some of the original owners start to sell them! It wont be different with the Odysseus - sooner or later these "known collectors" will sell them (probably 'sooner' if there is money to be made!)
@@j.burgess4459 so?
Had been my favorite watch model ever since being released. I love .... everything about it. And I definitely agree this belongs on a collector/enthusiast.
The Odysseus quickly has become an icon - yes!
This! 🤠👍
Surely one of the best releases this year from anybody? It's a tragedy that there are only 250 made...but there you go...
Thank you very much ! One of the most desirable watches on the planet🙏🏻
Love this piece, even if it’s severely limited!
beatiful - stunning
It really is!
Absolutely beautiful! And a great review.
Great review, what a spectacular timepiece.
Thanks! In July I will make a direct comparison of the steel and titanium version … I will show all details… different light conditions… and deliver a pool shot…
A absolute stunning watch. And a super review Alexander. Sadly not available even for collectors who already own a Lange. According to the manufacture you must apply for it. Nice evening
Thanks Alexander, nice review.👍 Viewed this out of curiosity, model does not appeal to me but hey everyone's different.
I think watch fans will like this because it's not another blue dial. Yes, it's a shame that it's a LE of 250 pieces. But save, wait, and communicate enough, and the chronograph version will be available. Alex, you're on one!
I wasn’t particularly a fan of the Odysseus in this version until your video.
As usual the master of TH-cam when it comes to review watches made its magic 💥👌
GOD BLESS YOU ALEXANDER. I AM VERY PROUD OF YOU AND VERY HAPPY FOR YOU. I HOPE ALL OF YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE MY FRIEND. I HOPE YOU HAD THE BEST AND HAPPIEST CHRISTMAS OF YOUR ENTIRE LIFE. IT IS BEAUTIFUL. I LOVE THE WHITE GOLD TOO. 🙏
Only 250 as to put it on the wrists of collectors instead of flippers are you kidding flippers and the aftermarket getting it is exactly what's going to happen.
Don’t know how to feel about the price being almost 40% more expensive than the WG version.. Feels weird to be paying more for titanium
The first ever Odysseus variant I like! Yet there will be only 250 ever 🤷♂️
Thanks for the great presentation, danke & merci.. It is a masterpiece. But "ice blue" ? There is another watch brand from Geneva - i forgot the name - which makes platinum pieces including dials with date, day and chronographs with the same title. why didn´t ALS choose some different wording? "ice grey" ?
In Q for the steel version.
Great channel with some amazingly detailed reviews, but one thing I would advise is changing the studio lighting - it's way too sharp almost like you're looking at the watch under a light bulb. This gives too many burned out areas especially in satin/polished watches, hands etc. I would suggest a more soft light or a softbox setup as the existing lighting doesn't do the watches justice.
Thanks for your input! Are you referring to this particular video or is this a general criticism?
@@WatchAdvisor I would say in many videos on the close-up shots this sharp lighting is present, for example the ZENITH Defy Skyline video is another good example where alot of the watch is burned out most of the time. I know watches with that kind of finish can be especially challenging to shoot as it could also be the fault of the camera not having enough dynamic range to capture the brightest areas properly (or it's automatically trying to compensate for the darker parts, black gloves etc.). These shots would benefit from manual exposure settings focused on the watch itself (that don't compensate for surroundings) and I would say most importantly a softer, bounced light source such as a lightbox.
@@PoltergeistWorks Thanks for your input!
👍
You would think the date would flip at 12, rather than slowly turn from 11.45pm onwards.
Superb review as always Alexander- thank you. I do think a splash of colour on the dial would have lifted it, however. Maybe a red seconds hand with a matching 60 on the subdial?
At only $55k, did you buy two Alexander? ;-)
Well also if I tried to buy one I wouldn't have got one... Wilhelm is very strict and allocates these watches to A. Lange & Söhne longterm hardcore collectors only...
So basically this model is being used as a publicity stunt since no one outside of the 'special collectors' can purchase it.... I find this very unfortunate and this is not a correct mentality for a company like this. Then just admit that ALS wants to be an elite company. (If necessary, put a condition in the purchase contract that if owners wish to sell their watch, they must first offer it to ALS. Ferrari has been doing this lately too) Too bad.... I like(d) the titanium watch
Contracts like the ones you mention are not worth the paper they are printed on… It is your property, you can do what you want with it. Knowing your buyer means knowing if the watch will end up on the grey market or not… That’s the purpose of the exercise… and not what you think…
@@WatchAdvisor Sorry if i dont understand the story but Ferrari etc want someone to first purchase a second hand and learn the qualities of the brand, only then will they be included in the select club of enthusiasts. I don't understand why ALS wants to get to know its customers in this way. But then that will be my modest and limited knowledge of the ins and outs of the watch world....
This is the silly thing about the watch craze we see nowadays. This thing should have been DOA, but they keep making it because people will buy pretty much anything in this environment. This is one of the signs that we are in a bubble.
I wonder if Lange knows this and that's why they keep making these limited production runs of the Odysseus. Maybe they're afraid to flood the market in case the bottom falls out. But c'mon.... 250 pieces? Do they really have so little faith in their own brand?
@@FFL3001 If AP orPatek made 10 watches then people like you would be going crazy.
But you have a problem when Lange did it.
You might wanna rethink about who is actually in the watch bubble, asshat
this is madness. 55k euros for titanium watch.... so what if its a limited edition of 250?
Why is it madness?
$55,000....
Yes!