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Launched in 1999, the Datograph was groundbreaking with its spectacular fully in-house hand-wound flyback chronograph movement, which at the time only one year earlier, Patek Philippe introduced the 5070 with a Lemania based movement. Ever since, the Datograph has not only become an icon but also a benchmark for a high-end hand-wound chronographs.
This Datograph is highly recognisable with its Platinum case measuring 39.5mm diameter with 13mm thickness paired with a black dial and white subdials , tachymeter scale and of course the big-date indicator at 12.
The movement is certainly the highlight of the Datograph, the Cal. L951.1 has a straight-forward traditionally constructed horizontal-clutch column-wheel chronograph mechanism but was done extraordinarily, it has a spectacular architecture with the finest level of finish in the industry.
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The Langematik Perpetual was introduced in 2001 as the first perpetual calendar from A. Lange & Sohne. It was the first perpetual calendar that features a big date display, a feature that has become synonymous with Lange for their Lange 1 and Datograph.
It measures at a classic 38.5mm with a relatively slim 10mm profile in Platinum. It is paired with a symmetrical and highly legible dial in solid sterling silver with applied Roman numerals.
The iconic big date indicator is placed at 12, month and leap year at 3 and the day and 24 hour indicator is placed at 9. It also has a moon phase indicator together with the sub second indicator at 6.
Powering the Langematik Perpetual is the Cal. L922.1, based on the igneous Sax-0-Mat Cal. L921.2 with a perpetual calendar module on top. It is made of 478 parts with a pleasing aesthetic of the three-quarter plate and the beautifully engraved rotor.
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Lange 1 was introduced during the rebirth of A. Lange & Sohne in 1994 and it has become an icon with its distinctive off-center dial layout. Over the years Lange has introduced many different iteration of the Lange 1 with different dial color and material.
This Lange 1 measures at 38.5mm diameter with 10mm thickness crafted in Platinum. It is paired with a classic silver dial with applied Roman numerals.
The 101.025 is powered by the Cal. L901.0 hand wound movement comprised of 398 components that has a beautiful and a typical Glashutte watchmaking architecture and exquisite finish.
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The 1815 is the brand’s most traditional looking timepiece in the collection. It was first introduced in 1995, one year after the inauguration of the brand in 1994. The name 1815 was chosen to commemorate the birth of Ferdinand Adolph Lange, the founder of the brand. Due to the classical design theme, the collection grows with added complications such as Annual Calendar, Chronograph and Tourbillon.
This reference 206.025 is the first reference of the 1815 that was produced between 1995 to 2007. It measures at 36mm in diameter with a slim 7.5mm profile in Platinum.
The dial is made of solid sterling silver plate with painted black Arabic numerals and paired with a set of blued steel hands. It also features a traditional railroad style minute track bordering the edge of the dial and a sub second indicator at 6.
It is powered by the Cal. L941.1 hand wound movement with 45 hours power reserve and hacking second mechanism. It is beautifully finished and it features a three-quarter plate that was originally invented by Ferdinand Adolph Lange with a distinct hand-engraved balance cock.
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This A . Lange & Sohne 1815 Tourbillon was introduced in 2018 as a 100 piece Limited Edition. It is an extension to the 1815 family that focuses the design into a more traditional looking timepieces inspired by 19th century pocket watches.
This 1815 Tourbillon measures at a classic 39.5mm in diameter with 11.3mm thick profile in Platinum.
It features a white dial made of enameled copper with a distinct red 12 that was applied separately to the dial and a railroad style minute track. It is paired with a set of blued hands. Giving it a look of 19th century Marine Chronometer. There’s an opening at 6 o’clock showcasing the Tourbillon where the tourbillon bridge is mounted flush with the dial.
It is powered by the Cal. L102.1 Hand-Wound movement with 262 parts. It has the classic aesthetic of German watch with a three quarter plate in German silver finished with Glashutte Ribbing, perfectly polished 45 degrees bevels and hand-engraved balance cocks.
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The Zeitwerk is the first mechanical wristwatch showing the time with digital display with jumping hour and minutes. To power 1608 jumps in 24 hours, the movement is fitted with a very thick mainspring to produce and support enough torque needed for the jumps, and a remontoire that can deliver an equal torque every minute to create the disc jump.
In 2022, Lange updated the Zeitwerk with the second generation based on the same movement that was used for both the Zeitwerk Date and Zeitwerk Lumen.
This Rose Gold version measures at 41.9mm in diameter with 12.2mm thick profile. And it features a quickset corrector for the hour at 4.
It has a bold black dial and it is updated with a more streamlined bridges for the time display and larger seconds register at 6 giving the dial a well balancer proportion.
Powering this second generation Zeitwerk is the Cal. L043.6 consisting of 451 parts with 72 hours power reserve. A visually visible update is on its remontoire bridge, that is now laid out very elegantly in a straight line. All these and it is obviously hand finished beautifully as one could expect in any Lange watches.