LANGE 1 TOURBILLON "25th Anniversary“ White gold with dial in argenté

Reference: 722.066

The LANGE 1 TOURBILLON “25th Anniversary”, launched in September 2019, is the tenth and ultimate model of the special collection presented this year, marking the 25th anniversary of the LANGE 1. Limited to 25 timepieces in white gold, it features a blue-printed argenté-coloured dial and blued hands.

Price: 160.800 €* *Recommended retail price in Germany including VAT. Non-binding quotation, prices subject to change.

Detailed dial of the LANGE 1 TOURBILLON “25th Anniversary” in white gold with blue-printed argenté-coloured dial and tourbillon cock.
Close-up of the hand-engraved tourbillon bridge and intermediate-wheel cock of the LANGE 1 TOUBILLON “25th Anniversary”.
A. Lange & Söhne

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Features of the LANGE 1 TOUBILLON “25th Anniversary”: manual movement, off-centre time indication, one-minute tourbillon with stop-seconds mechanism, outsize date, UP/DOWN power-reserve indicator, 72 hours power reserve.

Product Specs

Family
LANGE 1
Timepiece
LANGE 1 TOURBILLON „25th Anniversary“
Reference
722.066
Calibre
L961.4
Edition
Limited to 25 timepieces
Case
white gold
Dial
solid silver, argenté
Hands
blued steel
Case Measurements
Diameter: 38.5 mm; height: 9.8 mm

The LANGE 1 “25th Anniversary”

It kicks off the “25th Anniversary” white-gold edition. Overall, it comprises 10 models that are dedicated to the key milestones of the LANGE 1 timepiece family.

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Fascinating whirlwind

The tourbillon improves the rate accuracy of mechanical watches. The complication is deemed one of the most fascinating devices in precision watchmaking.

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Progress in precision

Probably the most elaborate horological complication for improving the rate accuracy of a mechanical watch – the tourbillon – was refined by Lange.

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