A. Lange & Söhne

It is the inspiration for the large date and Zeitwerk for which Lange are known. And the actual piece in the Opera.

Just back from a wonderful 3 day visit to Germany incorporating a visit to the A. Lange & Söhne factory. A truly amazing experience. Robert Hoffmann (head of Zeitwerk production) was our guide and we were lucky enough to be shown inside a number of depart

Such an gorgeous and strong one. Classic innovation.

Especially since I value your taste and style very much. I think, everybody has to find his own way. For me it is definitely the right decision to consolidate. As I believe to understand you, it might also be your way. If I reflect on your collection (as

For me the Richard Lange Jumping Seconds Black and this one: The Zeitwerk Date.

This simple V complicated watch is an interesting discussion as there are examples in other brands, and each time I'm drawn more to the simple version... for example, my Patek 5102 versus the Patek 6102... the 6102 adds a date complication, which to me, s

I’ll go for my Journe as a daily wearable pc....just can’t beat this one easily.... Then I’ll go for another indie...the RR CC - I like it very much ! If I can add one more - probably the Zeitwerk Black dial in deed. Best, Mahesh.,

Initially I was surprised and a little shocked to see a steel ALS Sports watch or perhaps better described as a less than a dress watch. I didn't think that was what ALS was about. Then I got to thinking about the Zeitwerk, which to me isn't a classic ALS

I was truly impressed by the way the date functionality was added, didn’t disturb the design language of basic Zeitwerk. If you got a wrist for 44mm go for it. My personal choice would be the 42mm base version in black dial - lingering in my mind for a wh

limited edition of 30 with a tremblage engraved dial and grey time indication.. absolutely stunning! That is the fantasy watch. I did own an original zeitwerk in Wg, however would choose the striking time if I were to re-purchase a zeitwerk due to the nov