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拍品專文
The Lange 1 Tourbillon 'Homage to F.A. Lange' was produced in 2010 as a limited edition of 150 pieces to commemorate the company's 165th anniversary, alongside the Tourbograph Pour le Mérite and the 1815 Moonphase. All three models are made of 18k honey-colored gold, a material exclusively developed for A. Lange & Söhne.
Originally released at the turn of the millennium, the Lange 1 Tourbillon model was made in a limited edition of 250 examples in pink gold and 150 in platinum. The model was the world's first wristwatch combining a tourbillon, a patented oversized date, twin barrels for the three days power reserve and a progressive power reserve indicator.
The design of the model has evolved over time. In the first batches, the tourbillon was covered from the top to conceal the date wheels. However, in later editions - particularly those released after 2010 - both the date wheels and the tourbillon were exposed, offering a more open and intricate view of the movement.
Honey Gold
In 2010, Lange specially developed its own unique colour of gold, warm and lustrous, it is reminiscent of the colour of honey and was therefore named ‘honey gold’. The secret alloy inlcudes 75% of pure gold and 24% of copper and zinc. Inspired by the colour of the gold cases of Lange & Söhne’s early pocket watches, ‘honey gold’ is only ever used for special limited edition timepieces such as the present watch and is therefore highly prized by collectors.
Originally released at the turn of the millennium, the Lange 1 Tourbillon model was made in a limited edition of 250 examples in pink gold and 150 in platinum. The model was the world's first wristwatch combining a tourbillon, a patented oversized date, twin barrels for the three days power reserve and a progressive power reserve indicator.
The design of the model has evolved over time. In the first batches, the tourbillon was covered from the top to conceal the date wheels. However, in later editions - particularly those released after 2010 - both the date wheels and the tourbillon were exposed, offering a more open and intricate view of the movement.
Honey Gold
In 2010, Lange specially developed its own unique colour of gold, warm and lustrous, it is reminiscent of the colour of honey and was therefore named ‘honey gold’. The secret alloy inlcudes 75% of pure gold and 24% of copper and zinc. Inspired by the colour of the gold cases of Lange & Söhne’s early pocket watches, ‘honey gold’ is only ever used for special limited edition timepieces such as the present watch and is therefore highly prized by collectors.