A. Lange & amp;amp; Söhne) watch is one of the watch brands originated in Germany, started in 1845 by Ferdinando Adolfo Lange in the small town of Glashütte in the Erz Mountains south of Dresden, is a model of German precision watchmaking technology, Lange upholds the tradition inherited from the founder of the German precision watchmaking industry, insisting on the belief of producing only "the world's finest watches".

Lange & Söhne is a very precise German mechanical watch The main features of the brand are: unparalleled technical mastery and a high level of perfect craftsmanship. As a rare non-Swiss watch brand, Lange is an authentic Eastern German product that once disappeared due to the autocratic rule of the former East Germany, but rejuvenated after the reunification of the two Germanies. Lange & Söhne insists on making only mechanical precious metal watches, which makes its quality and price tag remain high.

In 1868, Ferdinando Adolfo Lange's son Richard officially became a partner in the company, which is now known as A. Lange & Söhne (meaning "Lange and his sons "In 1871, Richard's brother Amy joined the firm. After the death of his father in 1875, the two brothers took over the factory together. The two brothers complemented each other in their efforts to achieve excellence. The scientifically minded Richard Lange was a skilled watchmaker who successfully registered several patents and pushed the boundaries of watch design, while his brother Amy was a brilliant businessman with a natural aesthetic sensibility. He knows exactly what attracts the attention of contemporary people.

Amy Lange was a jury member at the Paris World's Fair and presented the Tourbillon Centenaire at the event, later being awarded the Knight's Cross of the French Legion of Honor. The Centurion Tourbillon, with its unique and sophisticated movement, was highly acclaimed in Paris, most notably for its gold case decorated with micro-painted enamel depicting the Roman goddess Minerva, with Paris as its backdrop. With social progress and technological and technical developments, this pocket watch is a symbol of world peace.

In 1898, King Abdul Hamid II of the Sultanate (Sultanate of the Sultanate), who was the first king of the Sultanate During his first visit to a Western country in 1898, Sultan Abdul Hamid II was presented with an elaborate pocket watch by Kaiser Wilhelm II (1859-1941). The enamel and diamond face of the case depicts a portrait of the Kaiser, while the back is decorated with a "W" and crown diamond pattern. It also features a bow ring resembling two dolphins jumping, a gold-plated movement and a hand-engraved balance plate, as well as the most iconic designs of Lange's 1A quality pocket watches, including a gold screw-compensated balance, a gold escapement lever and an escapement wheel. The Kaiser knew that Lange's designs were unparalleled, and he was willing to wait patiently, even though they took time to produce.

In the 19th century, aviation pioneers such as Count Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin built airplanes to conquer the skies, while the geophysicist Erich von Drygalski set out on the first German expedition to the Antarctic. Whether for navigation or scientific measurements, precise and easy-to-read instruments are essential. For this reason, Lange created a chronometer and a scientific marine pocket watch with a sesquicentennial chain transmission.

For generations, Lange & Söhne watchmakers have been guided by the same conviction: to create the world's most exceptional Haute Hor To achieve this goal, they follow the principles of Walter Lange. "It's not just about the watch, it's about what you expect of yourself - never stop." With this belief, Lange & Söhne is committed to creating mechanical masterpieces of exceptional craftsmanship, producing timepieces that are as unique as each of the employees who have driven Lange & Söhne to success, each with their own unique personality, and who have made the company's business flourish.