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A. Lange & Sohne (A Lange & Sons) is a German prestigious watch-*** powerhouse, founded in 1845, in a small town in Saxony, by a young enthusiast watchmaker, Ferdinand Adolph Lange, who initiated a long heirloom of master watchmakers. After a very interesting historical evolution, the brand grew into one of the most appreciated members of the Haute Horology.Nowadays, A. Lange & Sohne belongs to the Richemont Group; and, for the watch-connoisseurs worldwide, the brand's name is synonymous with German finest watch-*** tradition, and elevated quality standards, the embodiment of uncompromising innovation, timeless beauty and mechanical perfection. A. Lange Sohne Datograph Perpetual in White Gold Picture GalleryRecently the brand created another exceptional variation of the remarkable A. Lange & Sohne Datograph Perpetual, a superb elegant timepiece that ingeniously combines a flyback chronograph, a white gold reinterpretation of the perpetual calendar complication smoothly incorporated into the architecture of the stylish grey dial. The sophisticated timepiece features an elegant, satin-polished 18-karat white gold case, measuring 41 mm in diameter, which incorporates two anti-glare coated sapphire crystals and a stylish crocodile leather strap secured to the wrist by an 18-karat, white gold prong buckle.Designed to please the brand's demanding clientele the remarkable A. Lange & Sohne Datograph Perpetual, maintains the u***takable DNA of a classical Lange chronograph watch- the column wheel mechanism, the flyback function, and the jumping minute chronograph counter. The skilled engineering team of the brand masterfully intertwined these function with the zest of the timepiece, a perpetual calendar complication that ensures the outsized date, moon phase, day, month, leap years functions and a day/night indicator. The accuracy of the perpetual calendar mechanism does not require adjustments until 2100, a secular year in the Georgian calendar, and the moon phase indicator has to be corrected once every 122 years.At the heart of this outstanding horological creation beats the in-house highly complicated hand-wound movement, the A. Lange & Sohne caliber L952.1 constructed from 556 individual parts, which reveal extremely delicate manual high-end finish that can be admired, by a true connoisseur's eye, through the exhibition case-back of the watch.Designed for a powerful, charismatic gentleman of the 21st century, keen on supreme beauty and technical excellence, the remarkable A. Lange & Sohne Datograph Perpetual, confers the advantage of 36-hours power reserve, and it will be available for a sky-high price tag of $120,190.00.A. Lange Sohne Datograph Perpetual, 9.3 out of 10 based on 3 ratings

A Lange Tourbillon "Pour le Mérite" was recently sold at Antiquorum for $151,000.No. 107/150, was produced in a limited edition of 150 examples in 18kt gold in the 1990's, with only 15 produced in 18kt pink gold. This particular model was sold on March 3, 1999. Production of this reference started in 1994.The case in 18kt pink gold features a visible one-minute tourbillon regulator, with 36 hours of power reserve.Movement is the Lange Caliber L 902.0-No. 432, with a Glashütte three-quarter plate, with the movement being decorated and engraved by hand. It has 29 jewels including 5 in screw-mounted gold châtons, a tourbillon cage bearing 2 diamond endstones, a lateral lever escapement with a one-minute tourbillon regulator with polished-steel equidistant three-arm carriage, and a Glucydur balance with screws, adjusted to 5 positions.It also features a Nivarox balance-spring with overcoil invented by Prof. Strasser, power equalization with chain and fusée, maintaining power and stepped planetary gearing, shock-absorber, and a self-compensating Breguet balance-spring. The case diameter is 38mm.This is the only model produced today, utilizing power equalization with chain and fusée. It is only 12.3 mm. in diameter, with the tourbillon itself comprising 76 components, weighing less than half a gram. The planetary transmission gear, compensating for the decreasing power of the mainspring, is built into a miniature cone, measuring only 10 mm. in diameter at its base. Yet it comprises 38 separate parts.6/3/03