Jewelry & Watches 16 January
2019

A. Lange & Söhne at SIHH 2019

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Langematik Perpetual Honeygold

Honeygold case, 38.5 mm
Solid silver and embossed dial
Sapphire crystal case back
Honeygold hands
Hand-stitched crocodile strap
43 jewels
Self-winding movement
Lange manufacture caliber
Balance frequency of 21600 semi-oscillations per hour
46 hours when fully wound power reserve
Time display with hours and minute
Limited edition of 100 watches

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The Richard Lange Jumping Seconds

White gold case, 39.9 mm
Sapphire crystal caseback
Solid silver black dial
Hours and minute hands in solid gold and seconds hand in rhodiumed steel
Hand-stitched alligator leather strap
Manually wound movement
50 jewels
Shock-resistant balance wheel
Frequency of 21600 semi-oscillations per hour
42 hours when fully wound power reserve

Time display in hours, minutes and jumping seconds with stop seconds and zero-reset function

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The annual watch show taking place in Geneva, Switzerland has featured many luxury brands. And so, the second day of the Swiss Salon continued with German manufacturer of luxury and prestige watches, A. Lange & Söhne. Indeed, the German brand celebrated 25 years of its debut watch launch and there couldn’t be a better time to revel in the brand’s glory than during the Swiss fair.

There were many novelties introduced at the SIHH 2019, all of which truly attested to the luxury brand’s knack for technical excellence, innovation and creativity in the world of watchmaking. One of the timepieces unveiled was the Langematik Perpetual Honeygold, a limited edition watch in an exclusive material. But what makes it so special? It displays the correct date every day until the year 2100, is only made in a limited number of 100 watches and is particularly hard and robust, complementing the lasting validity of the perpetual calendar. Another novelty was the Richard Lange Jumping Seconds, making a strong statement with its white-gold case, black dial and minimalistic red color accents that emphasize the scientific-technical design of the timepiece.

Article Written by Cindy Menassa