A. Lange & Söhne Grand 1815 Nautical Try it on for yourself

Try it on for yourself and see what we mean

Since Elinvar (in turn a contraction for the French elasticité invariable or "elastically invarible") resisted the changes in temperature that would cause hairsprings made of steel to lose elasticity

’ sapphire exhibition caseback — it’s paired to a signed

this Datejust is a subtle flex -- at least as subtle as you can be with such a rare dial

it constitutes a wonderful heritage callback to a bygone era

A. Lange & Söhne Grand 1815 Nautical Try it on for yourselfBorn in 1815, Ferdinand Adolph Lange received a rigorous education at the hands of nurses and governesses. At the age of 15, he became a student at the Saxon Technical school in Dresden. Following that, he pursued training under Johann Christian Friedrich Gutkaes, Sr, royal clockmaker to the King of Saxony. In 1846 he and his brother in law formed A. Lange & Shne. Langes use of precision tools and instruments allowed the manufacture to attain a level