A. Lange & Söhne Teaser: Community Speculation on a New Lange 1 Complication

redcorals · 2020-06-23T07:22:47Z

WatchProSite community speculates on a new A. Lange & Söhne model based on a teaser image. Collectors discuss potential complications like day-night indicators, second time zones, and automatic movements in a Lange 1 variation.

In a captivating post, redcorals shared a teaser image, sparking immediate speculation within the A. Lange & Söhne community. This article delves into the collective insights and educated guesses from collectors as they attempted to decipher the potential new complication or model hinted at by the intriguing visual. The discussion highlights the community's deep knowledge of Lange's design language and horological innovations.

Key Points from the Discussion

The image strongly suggests a Lange 1 variation, with the hands potentially indicating a 12-hour second timezone hand combined with a day-night indicator, drawing parallels to the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Hometime.
The '1' on the dial is a clear sign of a day-night indication, leading to speculation about a potential combination of day-night moonphase with either a Daymatic, a timezone complication, or a perpetual calendar.
Given that the first Lange 1 Tourbillon was introduced in 2000, this new model could potentially be a 20th-anniversary celebration of the Lange 1 Tourbillon.
An automatic movement within the familiar Lange 1 layout would be an interesting and relatively straightforward development for the brand.

The Discussion

amanico

Jun 23, 2020

The cover of a Pink Floyd Album? [nt]

No message body

mdg

Jun 23, 2020

Some sort of super moon phase complication? [nt]

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K-Lo

Jun 23, 2020

I assume it has an outside date. [nt]

dte2

Jun 23, 2020

I hope the watch looks exactly like that [nt]

George Gently

Jun 23, 2020

I see a Lange 1 triangle... [nt]

piccolochimico (aka dsgalaxy1)

Jun 23, 2020

Lange 1 automatic [nt]

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