A. Lange & Söhne

The restyling at the beginning of year of the Lange & Söhne Saxonia collection brought us a little surprise with the unveiling of the handwind version in a 35mm case, available both in rose and white gold . I must confess that I didn't expect such sig...  

I prefer the larger sizes but these smaller diameters make sense as you pointed out. Thanks for sharing!

A long time without writing about a small watch. Fx

I agree with you on all points. The 35mm is superb when I tried it on earlier this year, and the watch is harmonious in most ways. I don't have an issue with having to wind it daily, but I would much prefer the sub seconds to be a bit lower. This one just... 

Actually, I didn't feel the off-balance due to the starting point: the 37mm watch. And this one looks much better!

i have been waiting for this review for a long time. Thanks so much!

To be honest, it is not the first watch we had in mind when we left the SIHH but it has a subtle charm... Fx

Great review as always!

a little too small for me but I think there should be all the sizes available as there are as many customers, from 35 or 36 to 44. Each one to choose what suits him. Thanks a lot for the comprehensive review Fx. Cheers, Mark

You have to try it at the boutique! Fx

Hi Have to say it looks great & even though its 35mm - it doesn't look lost on your wrist. A very good argument against always going bigger. Cheers JML

It was the good surprise even if as I wrote it, I'm used with the 36mm diameter. But the new Saxonia style plays a big role. Thanks! Fx

"Lange & Söhne takes advantage of the general trend which comes back to more reasonable sizes for simple and elegant watches" I would like to suggest a reduction of the Richard Lange's diameter to the 39 - 39.5 mm range. ;) Marcelo

Thanks Marcelo! Fx

2 mm for both. :-)

I agree with you: the 35.9 mm is a perfect size even these days for a dresswatch, and not only for the chinese people.. Don't forget that Patek dresswatches nowadays have only 37 mm, not too long ago they were 35-36 mm. And the size of the case is not the...  

It is after a matter of taste. I tend to find it a bit too small for me but the most important is that you find it appropriate. And I understand perfectly that you can find this size right for you. And I have even smaller than the 35mm Saxonia! The 34mm S...  

the Saxonia Big Date is a real classical, and quite rare! Huge congrats! I like this watch because it has the big date - a contrary to the modern Saxonias - and this is the main feature by the Langes! Yours, Adam

I find that the new design has much more personality than the old one. It would be great if you also review the new Saxonia Automatik. Thank you! Matthias

i too have a number of 35-36mm watches. Wore this one today and for me it feels great and looks great Enjoy yours Best Joe ...  

And what a watch! Beautiful VC, I like especially the little second, without a circle! Makes the dial much more harmonished! Rose gold? Yours, Adam

.... Though I must say Lange is taking a gamble with this one, given the current preference for watches with larger dimensions. Coming from a guy with small wrists, I personally feel 37mm is the minimum.

I have ordered a Saxonia in pink gold for my wife! Thanks for sharing your expertise.

Dear and experts, I noticed an incredible reduction in MSRP from the 37mm iteration to this iteration. For example, it seems that in RG, the 37mm had a 19,000+ USD price tag, while this version has a $14,800 USD MSRP. May I have your insight on why Lange... 

It is also the movement which was used in the first 1815. The new price tag is also due to the change of currency rate between EUR/USD and it is a way for Lange to have an entry level watch at a reasonable price for such quality. Fx