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that's odd
the blue dials are LE 50 pieces each; honey gold is LE 100 pieces which leaves the rose gold 310.032 which the CR spreadsheet says was last made in 2017.
An oldie - but a goodie!
One of the nicest looking automatic movements ever made. ...
You are correct!
The Sax-0-Mat was such a nice movement! Time-consuming and costly for Lange to repair, though a feast for the eyes.
I believe it’s still available - but now only in the Langematik Perpetual.
I love the perpetual - but think that the dial on the Annual Calendar is possibly the most perfectly balanced dial on any watch I’ve seen. By losing the extraneous information on the perpetual I think it gains massively in its beauty. ...
is that why they phased out the langematik perpetual?
i've always thought it was one of the best looking calendars ever made (by any brand) and the perfect size for me. it almost makes my picture taking seem decent...almost... ...
The Langematik Perpetual is still current - showing as available on the website.
The Annual Calendar has been discontinued - the traditional annual calendar spot is now solely the 1815 but without the large date - one of the hallmarks of Lange I think.
that's odd
the blue dials are LE 50 pieces each; honey gold is LE 100 pieces which leaves the rose gold 310.032 which the CR spreadsheet says was last made in 2017.
I checked with a person at Lange...
... and mentioned seeing this model, which was discontinued about 5 years ago, on the current website. They said, "The 310.032 is long gone." I'm curious what the points of sale would tell someone who tried to order it now.
I agree.
This movement combines all of the elements that make a Lange movement so special - with a few twists due to the inclusion of the rotor. It’s been 10 years since I’ve had mine serviced so the patina on the movement really shines through. ...
The most beautiful automatic movement ever made!
And for a short period of time even used for entry level models like 1815 and this Saxonia 315.026 from 2009 ...
A SUG case...wow!
Delighted to see a German-made case on these. Such a cool hallmark, and more rare than CO or FT; don't know if rarer than db (Donzé-Baume).