The 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar Complication
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A. Lange & Sohne [ah LANG-eh unt ZURN-neh] takes pride in creating matchless complications with Swiss quality and German heritage. The premiere watch maker’s 2013 debuts include the 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar watch. If it sounds complicated, it is. The transparent case back reveals a beautifully complex mechanical movement which supports the chronograph’s different functions. On the top side, the solid silver dial is a well-designed maze of hours and minutes, perpetual calendar with date, day, month and leap-year display. For the first time, A. Lange & Sohne ditched its oversized date indicator in favor of a more classic-looking date subdial. Down at six o’clock is the watch’s moonphase indicator. All these intricacies, however, are secondary to the model’s most prominent feature – the Rattrapante or split-second function. The Rattrapante chronograph allows double split-second timing, manipulated by a convenient push-button at 10 o’clock. The 1815 Rattrapante mechanism is housed in an elegant gold or platinum case and leather straps. Shreve & Co. at Palo Alto is an authorized dealer of 1815 A. Lange and Sohne timepieces.The New Dawn of an Old Excellence Tradition
Posted at 8:13:02 PM in A. Lange & Sohne (4)
Watch connoisseurs tag Lange 1 as “the most acclaimed mechanical wristwatch of the new era.” This timepiece by renowned German watchmaker A. Lange & Sohne has an outsized double-window date calendar and a power reserve indicator in addition to its off-center, solid silver dial in a yellow gold casing. The sleek and neat design of this leather-strapped wristwatch is a well-crafted proof that tradition and innovation can blend together in style. More so, the extraordinary mechanism of the timepiece is a standing memorial of the A. Lange & Sohne’s legacy of watchmaking prowess and precision. The founder’s great-grandson, William Lange, has been working very closely with Swiss watchmakers but he, himself, developed and assembled the movement for the Lange new era watches. The Lange 1 watch stands for the true timelessness of the human taste and experience. For your own A. Lange & Sohne timepiece, visit Shreve & Co. at Palo Alto - proud dealer for A. Lange & Sohne timepieces.Saxon Tradition at its Finest
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Since 1845, internationally acclaimed Saxon watchmaker A. Lange & Sohne have been setting industry benchmarks that have wowed and dazzled enthusiasts and collectors alike. Each timepiece is carefully handcrafted to perfection. Each piece represents the pinnacle of haute horlogerie. Most A. Lange & Sohne watches employ mechanical rather than quartz movements with a few exceptions. Their movements are developed, made and assembled by Lange itself. Lange watches use watch cases that are made of gold and platinum. Aside from time-only wound and automatic watches, A. Lange & Sohne also excels at complications that include simple and split seconds chronographs, annual and perpetual calendars, tellers of world-time, and the tourbillion. This 2013 we can expect the same tradition that A. Lange & Sonhe has espoused – a tradition of leadership and excellence. Come be a part of the Saxon tradition of style and precision, all brought to you by the A. Lange & Sonhe. For more of A. Lange & Sonhe, visit Shreve & Co. – authorized dealer for A. Lange & Sonhe.Timeless Time-Telling
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Can you tell time in a more elegant style? A. Lange & Sohne classy timepieces combine fashion with precision manufacturing. Its Saxon origins reveal the brand’s time-honored craftsmanship roots that date back to the days of Augustus the Strong. When founder Adolph Lange created his first A. Lange & Sohne watches in 1868, it quickly established the famed A. Lange & Sohne signature of watchmaking precision with timeless beauty. A timepiece became an accurate mechanism to mark time as it was to announce one’s fashionable arrival. The same dedication to engineering perfection and artistry lives today, spawning a range of A. Lange & Sohne watches that feature, among others, 18k rose gold compartments, silver dials, leather straps, and jewel accents. A. Lange & Sohne movements are in-house manufactured that limits production; thus, watch ownership is reserved to the privileged few. Among its signatures, the Datagraph up/down feature parades a column-wheel control, flyback mechanism, accurate jumping minute counter, and a proprietary oscillation system that set the benchmark for chronograph design. Its 556 components are precisely placed to create a seamless complication that, not only tells people time, but tells that you carry a sophisticated taste for style.
Shreve is an authorized dealer for A. Lange & Sohne.
Image: A. Lange & Söhne’s Lange Zeitwerk

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