A. Lange & Söhne

The watch community will be delighted to know that their favourite brands are back with some new technical features

Timepieces launched this year are a mix of new designs and an update on the old. Others are inspired by all things nautical or old dials from a box found in the attic.

Lange goes big with the seventh edition of the Lange 1 anniversary limited edition collection.

A. LANGE & SÖHNE Lange 1 Moon Phase and Little Lange 1 Moon Phase (main image)

SINGAPORE (Jan 14): These rare and fascinating horological creations are being showcased at the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie Genève, to be held from Jan 14 to 17.

Fresh off its spectacular Triple Split chronograph launched in January this year, A. Lange & Söhne has introduced another new chronograph, the Datograph Up/Down ‘Lumen’—a testament to the brand’s unrelenting quest for technical excellence and

Walter Lange’s dying wish was to see a wristwatch with a stoppable jumping seconds function being produced. Now, 16 months after the A. Lange & Söhne honorary chairman’s passing, a unique edition of such a watch will be offered up for auction, with p

(Feb 22): Five of our favourites.

(Dec 12): A. Lange & Söhne pays tribute to its modern founding father.

(Nov 7): The watch business needs more guys like Anthony de Haas. The 50-year-old Dutch is the driving force behind each new Lange watch, from the brand’s most complex chiming complications, to its ‘simplest’ cosmetic enhancements. Yet, regardless o