A. Lange & Söhne

Spending some time with these wonderful movements. Both based on the 1877 A. Lange & Söhne patent for jumping seconds “seconde morte” set above the three-quarter plate. The pocket watch is dated 1898 in 18K yellow gold. Only a few hundred were produced wi...  

I like the attention in the photos (synchronized timing to the second). I’m curious as to the utility of having two second hands, especially when they each show different times

There is a continuously running seconds hand in the sub-dial at six o'clock.   In the center is a jumping sweep-seconds hand with a start-and-stop function.

Haven’t seen much after the initial press photos. Congrats again

... Of the brand's DNA and how it has transcended the years. Thanks for sharing. - Scott

I do not like many of A Lange and Sohne models because of how simplistic they. However, your photos really make me like them They are amazing photos

Great to see the old and new version of this complication. Great history and the DNA is still there.

Fantastic post, sir! Both amazing pieces, thanks for sharing!

Good to see how the similar movement between the pocket and wrist watch.