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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.
Sold under Gross Margin Scheme
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.