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PIAGET - A vocation for excellence  Geneva, September 30, 2009 Know-how, effervescent imagination, perfectionism: the Piaget art of jewellery-making is pervaded by the same spirit of tradition tinged with a bold sense of freedom that pervades its watchmaking talent, thus ensuring constant renewal. Over the years, the brand has forged itself a ... The LANGE 31: The Long Path to Perfect Form  Glashütte, August 2009 Featuring a power reserve of one month and constant force delivery across this entire 31-day period, the LANGE 31 attracted considerable attention when it was launched two years ago. Now, Lange is ready to present a second version with an eloquent pink-gold case. This is an ideal opportunity to outline what stands behind the design of a Lange timepiece. The eminent Saxon manufactory can take credit for a veritable stroke of genius: Not only is the LANGE 31 the first mechanical wristwatch with a ... Still on the Go – Walter Lange at 85  Glashütte, 29 July 2009 At 66, an age when others are enjoying their retirement, Walter Lange revived the A. Lange & Söhne watch brand in Saxony, which had been founded by his greatgrandfather Ferdinand Adolph Lange. That was in 1990. Now about to celebrate his 85th birthday, he is still involved in his life's work. “There is something you should expect not just from your watch but also most importantly from yourself: Never stand still.” This watchmaking maxim still holds good today ... >>> “I Was the Bridge to Our History” an interview with Walter Lange >>>
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