Gold Souk, Deira

A. Lange & Söhne

A. Lange & Söhne

German finishing at its most serious: the off centre Lange 1, the Datograph, and the outsize date that started it all.

37 to 42 mm
A. Lange & Söhne Little Lange 1 (Aventurine Dial), reference 182.086, at Yousef Watch
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Little Lange 1 (Aventurine Dial)

Ref. 182.086

A. Lange & Söhne Datograph (Black Dial) at Yousef WatchA. Lange & Söhne 1815 (Silver Dial) at Yousef WatchA. Lange & Söhne Saxonia (Silver Dial) at Yousef Watch
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About these collections

Lange 1 The watch that led the 1994 return, and still sets the house style

The watch that led the 1994 return, and still sets the house style

Read the full Lange 1 guide
Saxonia The quiet dress line, restraint first and nothing spare on the dial

The quiet dress line, restraint first and nothing spare on the dial

Read the full Saxonia guide
1815 Pocket watch tradition on the wrist, named for the founder's birth year

Pocket watch tradition on the wrist, named for the founder's birth year

Read the full 1815 guide
Datograph The flyback chronograph built to be judged through the caseback

The flyback chronograph built to be judged through the caseback

Read the full Datograph guide
Odysseus The house sports watch, water resistant on an integrated bracelet or strap, from 2019

The house sports watch, water resistant on an integrated bracelet or strap, from 2019

Read the full Odysseus guide

Lange builds in German silver, engraves every balance cock by hand, and assembles each movement twice so the finish survives the second build. The Lange 1 laid out its dial in 1994 so no hand ever crosses another, and the outsize date took its proportions from the five minute clock of the Dresden opera house.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What makes Lange finishing different?

Hand engraved balance cocks, German silver plates that develop a warm patina, screwed gold chatons, and a full double assembly. It is finishing you can see through the caseback rather than a marketing line.

Is the Datograph worth the money?

Collectors and independent watchmakers rate it as the best chronograph movement in current production. Values have held accordingly. We will show you the caseback before you decide.

Do you take Lange trade ins?

Yes, toward any piece in the collection, subject to inspection and authentication at our counter in Deira.

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