A. Lange & Söhne

One of the big attractions of this piece was the fact that to everyone it looks like a very simple three hand watch. No indications whatsoever of what might be going on underneath that dial. Most definitely not something to grab any unwanted eyes. I was u

Hello all, I am in the process of ordering a Zeitwerk. In doing so, this remarkable timepiece will complete my ALS "Holy Trinity" joining a Grande Lange 1 (Pink Gold, Dial Argenté) and a Datograph Up/Down (Pink Gold, Black Dial) - see pictures. First, I c

See the "Historic Data" and "Annual Prices" tabs on the spreadsheet at . The Annual Prices tab shows percentage increase (if any) over the last price list. I believe the new prices take effect in mid-March and not March 1st, but I could be wrong. One obs

Pulled the trigger and got myself an 1815 before the upcoming pricing revision (rumoured)

Or does the Parent’s purity of purpose prevail? I can see arguments both ways and I am swayed a little by whichever one I am wearing. However, if I could only keep one watch, it would be the DP because it supplies all the information that I want in a watc

I am not an accuracy freak. I got over that many years ago. However with my new to me Lange AC I am having some trouble. It’s accuracy is extremely dependent on Position. Overnight (8hrs) it will gain 7 seconds when placed dial down. Dial up it loses 3 se

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I was at ALS Boutique last Saturday to inquire the steel Odysseus. I am told in order to purchase the Steel Odysseus I have to purchase at least a Saxonia Moon Phase from Boutique in order to get the steel Odysseus guaranteed. The allocation of the Odysse

This particular, early Little Lange 1 was made for the Japanese market, where the Lange distributor was worrying that the original 38.5mm Lange 1 might be too big for the Japanese. Turned out it’s not the case, the 38.5mm was selling well. As a result, th