A. Lange. An 18k Gold Hunter Case Keyless Lever Pocket Watch
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A. Lange. An 18k Gold Hunter Case Keyless Lever Pocket Watch

SIGNED A. LANGE, DRESDEN, NO. 8753, CASE STAMPED WITH CASEMAKER'S INITIALS CWS FOR CHARLES WILLIAM SHUMAN, CIRCA 1870

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A. Lange. An 18k Gold Hunter Case Keyless Lever Pocket Watch
Signed A. Lange, Dresden, No. 8753, Case Stamped with Casemaker's Initials CWS for Charles William Shuman, Circa 1870
Three-quarter plate gilt-finished lever movement, bi-metallic compensation balance, diamond endstone, gold cuvette, white enamel dial, Roman numerals, sunken subsidiary seconds dial, engine-turned case, coin-edge band, hinged back, movement and dial signed, case numbered stamped with casemaker's initials CWS for Charles William Shuman, cuvette numbered
57mm diam.
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Lot Essay

Ferdinand Adolph Lange established Lange in 1845 in Glashütte. His sons continued the family business, producing high-quality pocket watches. After World War II in 1948 the Soviets took over the manufacture and the company became defunct. After the fall of the regime, Walter Lange, Ferdinand's great-grandson, resurrected the company in 1990. In 1994 they introduced four new models, including the now iconic Lange 1 and the tourbillon "Pour le Mrite".

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