Behind the Big Date of A.Lange & Söhne

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Have you ever wondered about the origin of the iconic Big Date aperture on A. Lange & Söhne #watches? We did as well after seeing an intricate table #clock at the @alangesoehne booth at Watches & Wonders in 2023.
It appears that the #story behind this signature feature mysteriously connects Dresden, the Semperoper, and the Lange family for centuries. Moreover, it showcases, once again, the ingenuity of Ferdinand Adolph Lange, who was also the first watchmaker in Europe to introduce the metric system in his workshop.
Bearing the same spirit of #innovation and attention to detail, Lange's descendants continue on a journey in search of ultimate precision. To better understand the concept behind each #timepiece, its coherence with the legacy of the #brand, and why they have to be assembled and disassembled at least twice, we explored the manufacturing process and examined different #watch collections and the ideas behind each design.
So, which one of A. Lange & Söhne will you choose?
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@Javi_C

Thanks for sharing! 😊

@nizarmurar

Dear Mark Andre

@JoeyJiggles

This was so good! I always liked Lange but now I want to add one to my collection!

@alexscharoff5028

Thank you Marc Andre for this thorough report!

@davidb5720

These educational videos are brilliant. It’s always great to see the history of brands rather than just hearing about case diameter and lug widths! More of these videos would be appreciated 👍

@KeyKiller74

Thanks Marc, Love anything about learning A. Lange & Sohne history all are beautiful time pieces. ⌚👍

@FightingMango

As a collector about to have his “ooof moment” and buy his first Lange. I cannot thank you enough for this video. There is not a lot of content (comparatively) on Lange and this was a god send! So thank you! However. Next time could you ask them if a person who buys a second hand watch gets treated at a boutique as a collector or are they just seen as people that walk off the street 😅

@mark10601

Fantastic episode. Thanks 🙏

@masterwatch

oh brilliant !! very interesting. I love the ZEITWERK

@richardteevan4480

❤. Great video. Love my grand L1 lume. A Loupers delight. Keep ‘em coming

@abdulsohu

Checked KZfaq all day in a different timezone (waiting for the release of this) and boy was it a brutal wait. But, so worth it ;_; !!

@johnmoorefilm

Wunderbar! Thank you Marc Andre…(and thank you for the “Viva” Swiss Army Knife!!!! I treasure it as will my son!)❤

@MrMuttonhollow

Thanks

@pavanbharteey7269

Have seen numerous videos about Lange and this one was by far the best at tying the history together with today’s Lange watches! Much appreciated…!

@juniortoledo8088

Great video and great content, as usual. At

@danehardinge8801

Wonderful insight, thank you for your work putting this together. Looking forward to seeing other top end manufacturers in this depth.

@dialttante

Many thanks Mark, this was more like a full-length documentary program than a mere video! I know stuff like this probably doesn't get as many views as it deserves, but I really appreciate you putting the time and effort into it regardless!

@amintaslneto

Thanks for the comprehensive Lange episode Marc. It's so nice to see the way Lange has been evolving without losing its identity and tradition. Definitively the way to go!