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| + | '''A Radiant Presence: the GRAND LANGE 1 “Luminous”''' | ||
| + | [[Datei:GRAND LANGE 1 “Luminous”.jpg|140px|right|GRAND LANGE 1 “Luminous” <br>Reference: 115.028]] | ||
| + | ''With brightly glowing hands and appliques on its black dial, the GRAND LANGE 1 “Luminous” stands out prominently at night as well, showcased in a white-gold case with a diameter of nearly 42 millimetres.'' | ||
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| + | Since it had its debut more than 15 years ago, the [[LANGE 1]] has been inspiring the iconic style of [[A. Lange & Söhne]] timepieces. Featuring a distinctively asymmetric dial configuration, the patented outsize date, and an immaculately crafted manufacture calibre with a power reserve of three days, it generated a fresh breeze in the global precision watchmaking community. Not surprisingly, it soon became one of the venerable manufactory’s most phenomenal bestsellers. It also ranks among the watches that received the most awards in the entire history of horology. | ||
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| + | In 2003, the manufactory presented the [[Lange Große Lange 1|GRAND LANGE 1]] for enthusiasts of this design icon ... | ||
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| + | [[A Radiant Presence: the GRAND LANGE 1 “Luminous”|>>> more >>>]] | ||
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'''Auktionen Dr. H. Crott - 81st Auction''' | '''Auktionen Dr. H. Crott - 81st Auction''' | ||
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[[165 Years – Homage to F. A. Lange Collection/en|>>> more >>>]] | [[165 Years – Homage to F. A. Lange Collection/en|>>> more >>>]] | ||
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A Radiant Presence: the GRAND LANGE 1 “Luminous”  With brightly glowing hands and appliques on its black dial, the GRAND LANGE 1 “Luminous” stands out prominently at night as well, showcased in a white-gold case with a diameter of nearly 42 millimetres. Glashütte, April 2010 Since it had its debut more than 15 years ago, the LANGE 1 has been inspiring the iconic style of A. Lange & Söhne timepieces. Featuring a distinctively asymmetric dial configuration, the patented outsize date, and an immaculately crafted manufacture calibre with a power reserve of three days, it generated a fresh breeze in the global precision watchmaking community. Not surprisingly, it soon became one of the venerable manufactory’s most phenomenal bestsellers. It also ranks among the watches that received the most awards in the entire history of horology. In 2003, the manufactory presented the GRAND LANGE 1 for enthusiasts of this design icon ... Auktionen Dr. H. Crott - 81st Auction  Important wristwatches, pocket watches, clocks and enamel boxes Mannheim, March 19, 2010 Auctioneers Dr.H. Crott, the internationally renowned auction house for fine watches is proud to present a preview of their May auction in Frankfurt; we are certain that the wide palette of finest objects will once again keep even the most demanding observer fascinated! 165 Years – Homage to F. A. Lange Collection  Glashütte, January 2010 With a special collection of exceptional complications, A. Lange & Söhne commemorates the spiritual legacy of the founder of Germany’s precision watchmaking industry. Presented in a novel gold alloy of hitherto unmatched hardness, the trilogy consisting of the TOURBOGRAPH “Pour le Mérite”, the LANGE 1 TOURBILLON, and the 1815 MOONPHASE manifests the horological heritage of Ferdinand Adolph Lange enriched with contemporary ingenuity and artisanal virtuosity. It was in 1845 when Ferdinand Adolph Lange moved from the splendour of palatial Dresden to the remote and impoverished mining town of Glashütte to make his dream of the ideal watch manufactory come true. He did it with the intention of crafting the world’s finest timepieces. Aware of the fact that today’s innovation ... |