A. Lange & Sohne

The 1815 Moonphase watch has been hugely popular with admirers of the renowned A. Lange & Sohne watchmaker. Faithful to flawless classicism, the brand powered this horological creation by a luscious manually-wound in-house movement. Created in the best Glashutte traditions, the model was issued in a limited edition of 250 and 150 units, sculptured in pink gold and platinum correspondingly.

The A. Lange & Sohne watch’s particular highlight was presented by an appealing moon-phase indicator, distinguished by matchless exactitude: just 1 day of error to occur in 1,058 years. Of course, this remarkable series was snatched up in no time. Later on, some of the 1815 Moonphase watches were auctioned off at very impressive prices.

In 2010, A. Lange & Sohne is proud to unveil a new version of the 1815 Moonphase watch. As its new name suggests, "Homage to F.A. Lange", it pays tribute to the founder of the Lange dynasty. Watch connoisseurs have been extremely excited about the launch of this novelty, which boasts the identifying features of its predecessor, along with an array of innovations.  read more

Very often a new face serves as a symbol of the beginning of new times. After Europe got over its rift, it happened this way with A. Lange & Sohne. The brand's iconic model Lange 1 broke the ground for its coming back. Fifteen years ago the kingdom of horology was glad to welcome A. Lange & Sohne brand-new concept and an outstanding technical prowess.

Now, A. Lange & Sohne introduces its new outstanding timepiece, the Lange Zeitwerk watch, destined to mark a new era in the watchmaking industry.

Exploring new horizons in the horology world and getting inspiration from the renowned French painter Paul Gauguin and his creative catchphrase I shut my eyes in order to see, the Lange’s calibre engineers and designers had an ambitious goal to create an absolutely ground-breaking concept watch. read more

The highly respected watch manufacturer A. Lange & Sohne unveils a one-of-a-kind diamond-studded interpretation of its complex Tourbograph Pour le Merite watch, created against the order of the Parisian jeweler Dubail.

The precious timepiece boasts a unique blend of a split-seconds chronograph, a tourbillon, a power reserve indicator and a fusee-and-chain transmission, providing a constant torque delivery.

A. Lange & Sohne releases the exceptional timepiece in a special edition for Dubail. The watch price is astounding - 1.2 million Euros.

Crafted in platinum, the case and the bracelet of the Tourbograph Pour le Merite demonstrate a true art of diamond mounting. The case is paved with 201 baguette diamonds, whereas the bracelet sparkles with 175 gems. The overall weight of the stones totals to 40 carats. read more

A. Lange & Sohne has unveiled a new version of its Datograph Perpetual watch. Now the sophisticated timepiece is available in white gold and with a nicely matching grey dial.

The Datograph Perpetual, featuring a unique combination of a flyback chronograph and a perpetual calendar, fascinates by its supreme elegance. The timepiece has maintained the distinctive features of a Lange chronograph watch - the flyback function, the precisely jumping minute counter and the classic column wheel mechanism.

The perpetual calendar of the A. Lange & Sohne watch displays the day of the week, the month, leap years, and the moon phase, the outsized date, and a day/night indicator. It is remarkable that the perpetual calendar mechanism doesn't need any correction until 2100. read more

The prestigious watchmaking house A. Lange & Sohne has created two sparkling diamond-studded variations of its rectangular Cabaret watch. The timepieces perfectly match the nice colors of autumn.

The refined Cabaret Soiree Jewelry watches are animated by manual winding movements.

Crafted in 18K white gold, the case of each A. Lange & Sohne watch demonstrates a bezel, paved with 70 round brilliant diamonds. The Cabaret Soiree watch cases demonstrate refined, yet durable dials, done with mother-of-pearl. read more

The new A. Lange & Sohne Richard Lange "Pour le Merite" is created as a perfect reflection of the company's outstanding horological heritage. The exquisite timepiece provides the rare technical pleasure of a fusee and chain transmission.

The new A. Lange & Sohne watch impresses by its classicism and elegance. The case crafted in platinum or rose gold reveals a stately white Roman dial with blued steel hands. read more

The horological company A. Lange & Sohne, of Glashutte, based in Germany, has just introduced a novel rose gold interpretation of the famous Lange 31. The latter, offered in a platinum case, made its original appearance two years ago. Afterwards, a major designer Martin Schetter in collaboration with his design team got down to developing a new version of the model.

They invested more than two years of painstaking effort in creating a novel interpretation. Such lengthy period of work is easily explained by the brand’s attention paid to every little detail in terms of quality and design. The results are always worth waiting for, since A. Lange & Sohne is notable for its spectacular watches all over the world.

The Lange 31 watch is the first mechanical timepiece in the world, able to offer a 31-day power reserve, as well as a constant-force escapement, which provides the going train with constant torque delivery.

The huge amount of energy, necessary for the timepiece to function properly, is delivered to the movement by means of a winding key and stored then in a twin mainspring barrel. Thus, the balance gets an equal amount of energy every ten second, irrespectively of the state of wind of the springs.

The movement, boasting such a respectable power reserve, measures 37.3 mm in diameter and is 9.6 mm thick. The case of the Lange 31 model is oversized. Actually, this is the largest watch ever proposed by A. Lange & Sohne.


The brand’s timepiece cases are usually from 38 to 42mm wide and from 9 to 14mm thick. The case of the model in question features the dimensions of 45.9 mm x15.9 mm, with the width and thickness indicated respectively.
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In 2003, A. Lange & Sohne unveiled the Grand Lange 1 created exclusively for the aficionados of sophisticated mechanical timepieces with slightly larger cases. The latest version of the watch features a new monochrome dial design.

The new Grand Lange 1 is developed in yellow gold, pink gold, and platinum with matching monochrome solid-silver dials in champagne, argente, and rhodie. The watch is equipped with an exclusive manually-wound movement finished to Lange’s highest quality standards. The mechanism with the twin mainspring barrel provides a power reserve of more than three days. The timepiece demonstrates the progressive power-reserve indicator, and the patented outsize date.
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A German watch magazine “Mytime”, whose main audience is women, has bestowed its special award on the renowned watch-making house A. Lange & Sohne. The voting resulted in the luxury Little Lange 1 Soiree watch by A. Lange & Sohne winning the jury’s top prize in the "Extravagant" category.

The word “Extravagant” perfectly describes this model, which represents a fascinating mix of valuable 18K white gold, natural mother of pearl, and dazzling round brilliant diamonds. All these features turn Little Lange 1 Soiree timepiece into a distinctively feminine interpretation of the brand's conventional watch.

In addition to the eye-catching watch exterior along with the unparalleled setting of diamonds, A. Lange & Sohne offers an unrivalled in-house movement, manufactured in harmony with the best traditions of Saxon horology. Thus, this watch maker provides a special delight to luxury timepiece collectors and fans.

Similar to its larger counterparts, the Lange 1 Soiree model’s case, measuring 36.8 mm, demonstrates a sapphire crystal exhibition window in its white gold case-back.

This case-back display opens to view the acclaimed Calibre L901.4 movement, equally notable for its impeccable functionality, which includes such technical components as indication of the power reserve, off-centered time display, and the patented Lange oversized date, and its high degree of aesthetic value.

The hallmarks, giving the German watches the recognition they so richly deserve, are bridges in German silver, featuring a ribbed finish, a hand-etched balance cock with a swan-neck fine adjustment as well as jewels studded in golden chatons with graceful triads of blued steel screws.

Enjoy a nice range of A. Lange & Sohne watches:

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German watch manufacture A. Lange & Sohne has turned its name into a synonym of both exterior and interior beauty.

The extremely charming watches for ladies, produced by this watch making house, symbolize a fusion between the impeccable functionality and the irresistibly attractive appearance.

The women’s interpretation of the brand’s famous Lange 1 timepiece, the Petite Lange 1 model features a moon phase complication and a top-quality mother of pearl dial with a choice of white or dark blue color.

Sculptured in 18k white gold, the 36.8 mm wide case exposes the bezel set with 58 brilliant diamonds.

A. Lange & Sohne is especially famous for its in-house designed and manufactured movements, distinguished by a far richer embellishment than that of the timepiece appearance.

The Petite Lange 1 moon phase model is equipped with a hand-wound Calibre L901.9 movement composed of 403 parts and offering a power reserve of three days. Both hands and markers of the watch are performed in white gold.

A. Lange & Sohne creates its supremely graceful and spectacular watches to be just as unrivalled in terms of their functionality.





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The revived A. Lange Sohne Company attracted attention of watch collectors and aficionados, as well as simple customers in search of a luxurious and reliable timekeeping device. The 'Made in Germany' timepieces of the brand also enjoyed well-deserved success abroad, especially in Italy and America read more

Tourbillon, an amazing horological complication invented about 200 years ago, is still one of the most fascinating features a timepiece may offer. A. Lange & Sohne has developed the new Cabaret Tourbillon peculiar for the first stop-seconds feature ever implemented in a tourbillon caliber. The timepiece has incorporated a manually wound Lange manufacture calibre L042.1.

The Cabaret Tourbillon encompasses the following functions: hours, minutes, and small seconds; power-reserve indicator (for 120-hour power-reserve); one-minute tourbillon with patented stop seconds. The crown is used for winding the watch and setting the time. The pushpiece at 2 o'clock is necessary for date correction.
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