The watch collector's dream, this Lange 1 Time Zone is a special boutique-only limited edition of 100 pieces in this color of gold with a champagne dial. The dial is crafted from solid silver and features solid-gold hour markers and appliques. The watch offers day/night indication via a blue arc in the center of the two dials, one each for home time (on the larger dial at 9 o'clock) and for the other zone times. The 41.9mm watch also offers the information that a city may be in daylight saving time thanks to the small red block in the pointer arrow of the small dial at 5 o'clock. The self-winding manufacture caliber L141.1 consists of an incredible 448 parts and 38 rubies, and offers 72 hours of power reserve.
Details
| Price ($) | 56,100 |
| Price range | < $100,000 |
| Price version | 18K Yellow Gold |
| Carrats | 18K |
| Gender | Male |
| Case | Round |
| Complications | Day/Night Indicator Hours Second Time Zone Small Seconds Minutes Date Power Reserve Indicator |
| Movement | Manual |
| Power reserve range (hours) | 49 - 72 |
| Power reserve | 72 hours |
| Case size | Large (>39mm) |
| Case diameter (mm) | 42 |
| Case back | Open |
| Case colour | Yellow Gold |
| Case material | Yellow Gold |
| Dial colour | White Beige |
| Dial material | Silver |
| Limited edition | Limited edition |
| Where to buy | A Lange & Söhne in New York |
| Caliber | L141.1 |
| ReferenceNumber | 136.021 |
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A Lange & Söhne showcases the supreme of German horology. Originally founded in 1845, the watchmaker persevered through Soviet nationalization, its trademark resurfacing in 1990 when it was realized and re-registered by Walter Lange. Early patrons and owners of its timepieces reflect the high regard in which the brand is held, having been worn by men of great prominence including the German Emperor Wilhelm II and Alexander II of Russia.Some of its most famous collections include the Lange 1 and Zeitwerk lines which assure the most intricate of assembly and finishing techniques, as well as carry the brand's distinctive outsize date which is three times the scope as those in watches of comparable dimensions. Recently sprung from the Zeitwerk family is the Minute Repeater piece which, melodically keeping time, is the first mechanical wristwatch to possess a jumping numeral display and decimal minute recurrence. The intricate ticking sounding from this timepiece mirrors the complexity of the watch itself, which is fashioned from 191 individually hand-finished fragments.
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