A. Lange & Söhne – SAXONIA Datograph Perpetual Platinum Edition

 

A. Lange & Sohne – SAXONIA Datograph Perpetual Platinum 41mm Flyback Chronograph Black Dial Edition - 2026

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 An exclusive gem of watchmaking artistry

With the Datograph Perpetual, A. Lange & Söhne introduces two of the most intricate complications in precision watchmaking, showcasing the characteristic Datograph design. Limited to 50 pieces, the timepiece exhibits a particular exclusivity thanks to the exceptional materials used, such as diamond appliques on the dial and a platinum bracelet.

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Launched in 2006, the Datograph Perpetual was the first A. Lange & Söhne wristwatch to unite a chronograph and a perpetual calendar with an outsize date. Now, twenty years after its debut, the new version in 950 platinum underscores the enduring fascination of the classic. 

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Boasting a black dial graced with eleven baguette-cut diamonds as hour markers, it interprets the timeless concept in a unique way. The diamonds are applied by hand and represent an emblem of the preciousness of time.

Precision in the short and long term

The chronograph functions were implemented in typical Lange fashion: a classic column-wheel transmission assures precise and dependable control of all short-time measurements. The precisely jumping minute counter always delivers doubt-free readings of the elapsed minutes while the flyback function makes it possible to stop an ongoing measurement with the actuation of a pusher and to start a new one.

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Whereas the chronograph can measure time with an accuracy of one fifth of a second in the here and now, the mechanical precision of the perpetual calendar extends far into the future. The mechanism is programmed to correctly display date, day of week and month across decades while also recognising which years are leap years. 

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On 1 March 2100, when the leap year is omitted according to the rules of the Gregorian calendar, the calendar display must be corrected by one day. The moon-phase display also fully lives up to this degree of long-term precision: it will deviate from a true lunation by only one day after 122.6 years if the watch is kept running continuously.

Harmony of the displays

Both complex mechanisms interact with precision and are paired with a harmonious dial design that sets the stage for the numerous displays, rendering each one clearly legible. The characteristic Lange outsize date in the framed twin aperture at 12 o’clock marks the tip of an equilateral triangle. 

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The auxiliary dials for the small seconds, day of the week and day/night indicator at 9 o’clock, and for the month and leap-year display as well as the precisely jumping minute counter of the chronograph at 3 o’clock are located below the horizontal centre axis of the dial, forming the base of the triangle. 

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The harmonious configuration of the indications for time, the calendar and chronograph functions is rounded off with the moon-phase display at 6 o’clock.

Sparkling accents

In the new version, the timeless design concept of the Datograph Perpetual impresses with exclusive facets. Eleven manually applied baguette-cut diamonds with a total weight of approx. 💎0.13 carats constitute the hour markers: a pair of diamonds marks the 12 o’clock-position. 

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The markers were omitted at 4 and 8 o’clock, creating space for the rhodié-coloured auxiliary dials that were moved downwards slightly and stand out prominently against the black background.

Perfected appearance

The platinum case has a diameter of 41.0 millimetres and a height of 13.5 millimetres. The precious metal is renowned for its extraordinary quality and high robustness. Moreover, the durable cool tone, high density and resilience contribute to the material’s distinct appearance.

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Secured with a deployant buckle, the five-row platinum bracelet is harmoniously integrated into the case and eminently comfortable to wear thanks to its shape. The interplay of polished and matted surfaces combined with the lateral chamfering of the links expressively showcases the properties of the precious metal.

Intricate watchmaking artistry

The well-balanced design and artisanal finish of the watch extend into the interior. The reliable manually wound L952.1 calibre comprises 556 individual parts – of which 223 alone make up the calendar mechanism. 

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The meticulously blended composition of different materials and traditional finishing techniques creates a lustrous play of colours ‒ turning the manufacture movement which was assembled twice into a true gem.

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A glance through the sapphire-crystal caseback affords mesmerising insights into the chronograph mechanism. It is controlled by a classic column wheel that coordinates all switching sequences. To this end, various rockers and switching levers engage with this wheel. 

 

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The special dial design necessitates the considerable length of the levers: they ensure that the outsize date mechanism has sufficient space and the lengthier paths to the auxiliary dials that were moved downwards are factored in.

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The separate adjustment of the chronograph mechanism and the perpetual calendar already pose quite a challenge, yet the level of difficulty increases immensely when both complications are juxtaposed in one watch and must be harmonised with each other. This feat requires our watchmakers’ utmost technical expertise and artisanal virtuosity.

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Technical Specifications

Model:  SAXONIA Datograph Perpetual Platinum 41mm Edition

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Reference: 410.136E

Case
Material: 950 platinum
Diameter: 41.0 mm
Thickness: 13.5 mm
Crystal and transparent caseback: Synthetic sapphire-crystal
Dial
925 silver, black/rhodié
Hour and minute hands, day of week, month and leap-year hands in 750 gold; chronograph minute counter and subsidiary seconds hand in blued steel; chronograph seconds hand in rhodiumed steel; hour markers: 💎11 baguette-cut diamonds (F-G, VVS, total weight approx.💎 0.13 carats)
Movement
Lange manufacture calibre L952.1, manually wound; decorated and assembled by hand; precision-adjusted in five positions; plates and bridges made of untreated German silver; balance cock engraved by hand
Diameter: 32.0 mm
Height: 8.0 mm
Number of parts: 556
Number of jewels: 45
Number of gold chatons: 4
Escapement: Lever escapement
Oscillating system: Shock-resistant balance with eccentric poising weights; balance spring crafted in-house, frequency 18,000 semi-oscillations per hour; precision beat-adjustment system with lateral setscrew and whiplash spring
Power reserve of 36 hours when fully wound
Functions
Time indicated in hours, minutes, and subsidiary seconds with stop seconds
Flyback chronograph with precisely jumping minute counter
Tachymeter scale
Perpetual calendar with outsize date, day of week, month and leap year
Day/night indicator
Moon-phase displa
Strap
950 platinum bracelet
Quick-release deployant buckle in 950 platinum

🔰Edition - ✅ Only ❱❱❱ 50 pieces, Edition number engraving

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A. Lange & Sohne – SAXONIA Triple Split Platinum 2026

 

A. Lange & Sohne – SAXONIA Triple Split Platinum Flyback Chronograph Edition - 2026

 A new colour combination for the ultimate chronograph

The TRIPLE SPLIT sets the benchmark in the field of modern chronograph construction. Designed with the objective of measuring intermediate and comparative times with an aggregate duration of up to twelve hours, the split-seconds chronograph - also endowed with a flyback function - has been in a league of its own since its launch in 2018.

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Now, A. Lange & Söhne introduces an edition limited to 100 pieces in 950 platinum, with a rhodié-coloured dial and darker, grey auxiliary dials.

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Since its launch in 2018, the TRIPLE SPLIT has defended its unique position in the field of mechanical chronographs: it is the only split-seconds chronograph in the world that can measure intermediate, comparative and overall times for as long as twelve hours. 

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The first model version in 750 white gold with a grey dial was followed by a timepiece in 750 pink gold with a blue dial, presented in 2021. 

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The range is now enriched with a third edition, also limited to 100 pieces, featuring a platinum case and a rhodié-coloured dial, graced with contrasting grey auxiliary dials.

Two additional dimensions in short-time measurement

Thanks to the extension of the rattrapante function to minute and hour counters, the chronograph can measure times from one minute up to twelve hours, thus considerably enlarging the range of applications. 

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For instance, during a marathon, the TRIPLE SPLIT can record the intermediate times of any number of runners (for example, after 10, 20 or 30 km) and determine the winner’s time as well as a second overall time. It also covers other interesting possibilities during a journey with a classic automobile. Multiple intermediate times can be measured, for instance at specific locations such as the head of a pass or a leg of the journey. Moreover, with the option of additive time measurement, the entire driving time of the trip can be established while taking into account possible breaks or standing times. 

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Additionally, the TRIPLE SPLIT boasts a flyback function. It allows stopping an ongoing time measurement with only a single actuation of the pusher at 4 o’clock, resetting all currently active chronograph and rattrapante hands to zero, and instantly restarting a new measurement by releasing the pusher.

Functioning of the TRIPLE SPLIT

A split-seconds chronograph has a mechanical storage, which allows the recording of intermediate times without interrupting an ongoing measurement. Whereas a classic split-seconds chronograph can perform intermediate and comparative time measurements of up to 60 seconds, the TRIPLE SPLIT is equipped with two additional rattrapante hand pairs for measuring minutes and hours.

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In the passive mode, the three blued rattrapante hands are superposed with the respective rhodiumed chronograph hands. As soon as the measurement is started by actuating the pusher at 2 o’clock, they all begin to run simultaneously and synchronously until the rattrapante pusher at 10 o’clock is pressed to freeze an intermediate time. 

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Then, the three blued rattrapante hands stop to display the intermediate time while the chronograph hands continue to run and measure the time. A second actuation of the rattrapante pusher causes the rattrapante hands to catch up with the chronograph hands and continue to run synchronously with them.

Lucidly structured dial design

The dial configuration, with its well-balanced hierarchy of displays, reflects the technical complexity of the TRIPLE SPLIT with exactitude. The largest display surface on the main dial is allocated to the chronograph and rattrapante seconds hands. The auxiliary dial at 4 o’clock is assigned to the precisely jumping minute counters that instantaneously advance by one increment – precisely after one minute has elapsed. 

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The display for the hour counters at 12 o’clock is slightly smaller while the Lange-typical UP/DOWN power-reserve indicator is located opposite at 6 o’clock: it occupies the smallest display segment and provides information on how much of the 55-hour power reserve still remains. The subsidiary seconds dial is arranged on the auxiliary dial at 8 o’clock. Within the scope of stop time measurement, the peripheral tachymeter scale makes it possible to determine average speeds over a distance of 1,000 metres.

Subtly nuanced colour composition

In the limited 950 platinum edition, the characteristic design makes its debut against a rhodié-coloured background. The grey auxiliary dials, the luminous hour and minute hands, the blued rattrapante hands alongside the red accents in the section housing the hour and minute counters as well as the UP/DOWN display create a harmonious interplay of contrast, functionality and technical aesthetics.

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The case boasts a diameter of 43.2 millimetres and a height of 15.6 millimetres. The technical-elegant colour composition of a cool-toned platinum case, rhodié-coloured dial and darker, grey auxiliary dials is worn on a dark-brown alligator leather strap with a platinum deployant buckle. 

A dedicated manufacture calibre with trailblazing constructions

The L132.1 manufacture calibre is emblematic of A. Lange & Söhne’s ambition to transcend horological boundaries and emphasises the manufacture’s particular competence in chronograph construction. It accommodates the one-of-a-kind triple rattrapante mechanism – a technical masterstroke in precision watchmaking. 

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It assures that the three chronograph hands and three rattrapante hands accurately perform their respective functions – among which starting, stopping, catching up and resetting to zero. For the watchmakers, the complex choreography of wheels, levers, springs, clutches and jumpers requires the ultimate in expertise. 

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All components of the predominantly lengthy, and in part branched switching chains must be perfectly harmonised with each other: a horological marathon that hinges on perseverance, meticulousness and precision. 

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The stopped rattrapante hands as well as initiating the advancement of the minute counters invariably generates friction losses in the movement. The disengagement mechanism developed by A. Lange & Söhne ensures that sufficient power can be continuously delivered to the oscillation system nevertheless. 

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Patented in 2005, the intelligent device disengages the friction-intensive processes on the seconds arbor as well as on the minute counter arbor and thus assures precise rate stability. Because it rotates slower and hence produces substantially less friction, the hour counter arbor does not need such a mechanism. 

Exceptional complexity and mechanical beauty

The sapphire-crystal caseback allows intriguing insights into the exceptional complexity and architectural depth of the chronograph movement, elaborately finished in typical Lange style. A total of 567 minute components make up a perfectly harmonised entity. 

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The upper sides of the levers, springs and rockers are decorated with straight graining and the circumferential chamfers are bevelled. Chamfer polishing of the acute internal angles is especially demanding. Five gold screwed chatons on the bridges made of untreated German silver that are embellished with Glashütte ribbing and the hand-engraved balance cock round off the precision mechanical masterpiece: they exemplify that its finish is undeniably commensurate with its technical sophistication. 

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“Until today, the TRIPLE SPLIT plays in a league of its own,” explains Anthony de Haas, Director Product Development. “Behind the triple rattrapante mechanism for seconds, minutes and hours lies the L132.1 calibre that was entirely developed in our manufacture, one of our most elaborate and equally most beautiful movements. The depth of the architecture calls for the utmost expertise, patience and dexterity, creating an extraordinary bond between the watchmaker and the movement. At the same time, incorporating the mechanism into a movement height that safeguards the wearing comfort presented a challenge. Hence, this movement underscores our ambition to also consistently follow our own path in the field of chronographs.” 

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 The new edition of the TRIPLE SPLIT will be presented during this year’s Concours of Elegance at Hampton Court Palace during the first weekend of September.

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Technical Specifications

Model:   SAXONIA Triple Split Platinum Edition

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Reference 424.025F

Movement
Lange manufacture calibre:  L132.1

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Manually wound, manually wound; decorated and assembled by hand; precision-adjusted in five positions; plates and bridges made of untreated German silver; balance cock engraved by hand.
Diameter: 30.6 millimetres; height: 9.4 millimetres
Movement parts: 567
Jewels: 46
Screwed gold chatons: 5
Escapement: Lever escapement
Power reserve: 55 hours
Oscillator: 
Shock-resistant balance with eccentric poising weights; balance spring
manufactured in-house with a frequency of 21,600 semi-oscillations per hour,
precision beat adjustment system with lateral setscrew and whiplash spring 
Functions
Time indicated in hours, minutes, and subsidiary seconds with stop seconds;
flyback chronograph with triple rattrapante for additive and intermediate time measurements between one sixth of a second and twelve hours; precisely jumping chronograph and
rattrapante minute counters; continuous chronograph and rattrapante hour counters; tachymeter scale; UP/DOWN power- reserve indicator
Operating elements
Crown for winding the watch and setting the time; two pushers for operating the chronograph; one pusher for operating the rattrapante mechanism
Case
Platinum 950
Diameter: 43.2 millimetres
Height: 15.6 millimetres
Dial: Solid 925 silver, rhodié/grey
Hands and appliques: 
Hour and minute hands (luminous), subsidiary seconds and chronograph minute counter in rhodiumed 750 gold; 
power-reserve hand, chronograph seconds hand and chronograph hour counter in rhodiumed steel;
rattrapante seconds hand, rattrapante minute counter and rattrapante hour counter in blued steel;
appliques in rhodiumed 750 gold, hour markers at 3, 6, 9 and 12 o’clock luminous
Strap
Hand-stitched alligator leather, dark-brown with grey seam
Buckle: Quick-release deployant buckle in 950 platinum

 
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A. Lange & Sohne – LANGE CABARET TOURBILLON HONEYGOLD® Edition

 

A. Lange & Sohne – CABARET TOURBILLON HONEYGOLD® Edition 2026

Perfectly formed in honey gold

With the CABARET TOURBILLON HONEYGOLD, A. Lange & Söhne presents a new version of its distinctive, rectangular timepiece, limited to 50 pieces: its case and dial are crafted from 750 honey gold (HONEYGOLD®). 

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The high-precision relief elements on the dial prominently stand out against the black-rhodiumed background, thus providing the timepiece, equipped with a stop-seconds device for the tourbillon, with an artistic three-dimensional effect.  

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In the new model, a case and dial in 750 honey gold play a starring role. This rare combination of Lange’s exclusive material accounts for the timepiece’s particularly noble personality. Its warm-hued lustre contrasts crisply with the black-rhodiumed dial where relief elements can be admired. An aperture at 6 o’clock draws attention to the tourbillon with stop seconds. The upper tourbillon bridge and the top side of the cage are adorned with an elaborate black polish.

Honey-gold dial manufactured in-house

The black-rhodiumed, honey-gold dial of the CABARET TOURBILLON HONEYGOLD is entirely crafted in the manufacture. It consists of three parts: the main dial as well as two auxiliary dials for the subsidiary seconds and the UP/DOWN power-reserve indicator.

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Both frames, the scales and the “A. LANGE & SÖHNE” inscription were painstakingly sculpted from the dial material, making them stand out prominently as a relief with a height of 0.15 millimetres. Extreme meticulousness is applied to accomplish the exact shape and sharply chiselled contours of all elements. The precise detailing of all angles and edges sets a formidable challenge even to the most experienced finishers. 

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In a next step, the three dial parts are black-rhodiumed. Subsequently, the finishers carefully grind the raised elements by hand, shining the spotlight on the re-emerging lustre of the honey gold, radiant against the dark background. 

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Then, the finely polished Roman numerals III, IX, XII, the six lozenge-shaped hour appliques and the frame for the outsize date are separately integrated in the dial. Finally, the auxiliary dials are connected with the main dial from the back. The entire process, from the first to the last step, takes several weeks.

Black polish ‒ a rare and sophisticated type of finish

An aperture in the dial affords a captivating view of the tourbillon. The artisanal virtuosity manifests itself especially in the eye-catching upper tourbillon bridge and the top side of the cage that are decorated with one of the most elaborate finishing techniques: black polish. 

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 It involves using special abrasive pastes and uniformly sliding the workpiece with just the right pressure across a tin plate by hand until the surface reflects the light like a mirror when viewed from a certain angle. And from another perspective, it has a jet-black sheen. All the acute internal angles of the cage are polished: this also requires extreme meticulousness and experience.

A small stage for great watchmaking artistry

The CABARET TOURBILLON is a milestone in the history of precision watchmaking. It was with this watch that A. Lange & Söhne introduced the world’s first stop seconds for the tourbillon in 2008. Since then, several of the manufacture’s models have been equipped with this useful additional function. The novelty in honey gold now continues this tradition. 

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The then patented Lange mechanism allows stopping the tourbillon at any time with an arresting spring, regardless of the momentary positions of the balance and the cage. Only now is it possible to set the watch with one-second accuracy. 

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While this function is standard in conventional mechanical watches, it remained an unresolved matter in tourbillon watches for a long time. The A. Lange & Söhne engineers presented the elusive solution in 2008. 

A form movement ‒ sublimely finished

A glance through the sapphire-crystal caseback unveils the technical intricacy and mechanical beauty of the manually wound calibre L042.1. 

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It is composed of 370 parts, of which no fewer than 84 are integrated in the filigreed tourbillon, weighing only approximately a quarter of a gram. It has a twin mainspring barrel that delivers a substantial power reserve of 120 hours while the balance spring operates at a frequency of 21,600 semi-oscillations per hour.

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Measuring 22.3 by 32.6 millimetres, the large form movement of the CABARET TOURBILLON HONEYGOLD is tailored to the shape of the case. It is based on the rectangular CABARET model, which, since its launch in 1997, has stood for extravagance as well as for a distinctive movement philosophy. 

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As is the case with round A. Lange & Söhne movements, the wheel train of the manufacture calibre L042.1 is also mounted on a three-quarter plate made of untreated German silver and decorated with Glashütte ribbing. 

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Further typical hallmarks include the manually engraved tourbillon cock and intermediate-wheel cock, screwed gold chatons, blued screws and the ratchet wheel that is embellished with solarisation.

Extravagant personality

The case measures 29.5 by 39.2 millimetres and 10.3 millimetres in height. The refined colour composition of a warm-hued, resplendent honey-gold case and a black-rhodiumed dial is complemented by the dark-brown alligator leather strap secured with a honey-gold prong buckle.  

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The CABARET TOURBILLON HONEYGOLD is the 18th Lange watch crafted in honey gold. In mid-May 2026, it will be introduced during the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este held on the shores of Lake Como.

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Technical Specifications

Model: CABARET TOURBILLON HONEYGOLD® Edition

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 Ref. 703.050

Movement
Lange manufacture calibre L042.1, manually wound, 
crafted to the most exacting Lange quality standards, decorated and
assembled by hand; precision-adjusted in five positions; 
three-quarter plate made of untreated German silver; 
hand-engraved tourbillon cock and intermediate-wheel cock
Movement dimensions: 22.3 × 32.6 × 6.4 millimetres
No. of movement parts: 370, 84 of which for the tourbillon
No. of jewels: 47, including two diamond endstones
No. of screwed gold chatons:  9
Escapement: Lever escapement
Oscillation system: Shock-resistant screw balance; superior-quality balance spring manufactured in-house, frequency of 21,600 semi-oscillations per hour
Power reserve: 120 hours when fully wound
Functions
Time indicated in hours, minutes and subsidiary seconds;
Lange outsize date; tourbillon with stop seconds; UP/DOWN
Power-reserve indicator
Operating elements: Crown for winding the watch and setting the time; corrector for the outsize date
Case
750 HONEYGOLD®
Dimensions: 29.5 × 39.2 × 10.3 millimetres
Crystal and transparent caseback: Sapphire crystal (Mohs hardness 9)
Water resistance: 3 bar
Dial
Colour: Grey
750 HONEYGOLD® 18-carat , black-rhodiumed
Hands and appliques: 750 gold
Strap
Hand-stitched dark brown alligator leather

^Our alligator straps fully comply with the CITES regulations: Species – alligator mississippiensis. Extraction method – farmed. CITES Appendix – Appendix II
Buckle: Prong buckle in 750 HONEYGOLD®

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🔴Price: on Request 💰

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