Watches of Switzerland’s team of 50 highly-trainedm approachable staff has a total sum of over 200 years experience in the industry and speak many different languages – including Cantonese, Mandarin, Japanese and Taiwanese.
with boutique in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth Watches of Switzerland is Australia’s largest authorised Swiss watch retailer.
After 10 years of importing luxury Swiss watches into Australia, Eric van der Griend estabilished Watches of Switzerland in 1996.
Today, Watches of Switzerland is Australia’s leading official watch specialty store with 20 brands and over 4,000 references of Swiss watches.
L09, Luxury Precinct, T2 International Terminal
Melbourne Airport 3045, Victoria
Tel: 03 9338 0882
Email: melbourneairport@watchswiss.com
Opening Hours:
Monday – Sunday 6am – 11pm
Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese and Serbian assistance available.
294 Collins Street, Melbourne
3000, Victoria
Tel: 03 9671 3388 or 1300 808 135
Email: melbourne@watchswiss.com
Opening Hours:
Monday – Saturday 10am – 6pm
Sunday 11am – 5pm
199 George Street, Sydney
2000, New South Wales
Tel: (02) 9251 0088 or 1300 808 135
Email: sydney@watchswiss.com
Opening Hours:
Monday – Saturday 10am – 5.30pm
Sunday 11am – 5pm
38 King Street, Perth
6000, Western Australia
Tel: 08 9322 8800 or 1300 808 135
Email: perth@watchswiss.com
Opening Hours:
Mon – Fri: 10am – 5.30pm
Sat: 10am – 5pm
Sun: 12pm – 5pm
Watches of Switzerland is Australia's exclusive authorised retailer of A. Lange & Sohne watches.
The first and most iconic, legendary, prized, design of A. Lange & Sohne. Lauded for its off-centre, non-overlapping dial, outsized SEMPER date and UP/DOWN indicators.
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A. Lange & Sohne's most distinctive, and recognisable collection, extolled for its precisely jumping SEMPER digital hour and minutes displays, smiling power reserve. The only collection with with visible striking mechanisms.
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The Saxonia Collection pays tribute to the history of perfection, the arts, science and inventiveness pursued by the kingdom of Saxony where A. Lange & Sohne was founded. It is characterized by simplicity, symmetry, and meticulous attention to detail. An intrinsically elegant dress watch, predominantly with baton hour markers.
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The Saxonia Complications Collection preserves the simplicity, symmetry, and meticulous attention to detail of the Saxonia Collection, while integrating chronograph, calendar and other high complications, substantially with baton hour markers and an outsized date at 12 o’clock. Here you will find Datograph, Langematik, Double Split and Lange 31-Day references.
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References of this Collection reflect the traditions of the A. Lange & Sohne scientific observation watches of the 19th & 20th centuries, championed by the founder’s son, Richard Lange. Every facet of design is determined by the twin objectives of superior precision and supreme legibility, generally incorporating Roman hour numerals.
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Named for the birth year of the founder, Ferdinand A. Lange, references of the 1815 Collection are characterised by horology’s traditional style elements: Arabic numerals, blued steel hands and the railway-track minute scale.
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Augmenting the horological traditional style elements (Arabic numerals, blued steel hands and the railway-track minute scale) of the 1815 Collection, the 1815 Complications Collection is elevated by the addition of Chronograph, Calendar and other high Complications. Here you will find the 1815 Annual calendar, the 1815 Tourbillon, 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar, The Tourbograph Perpetual and more.
VIEW THE COLLECTIONFounding the brand in Glashütte in 1845, Frederic A. Lange not only created the German watchmaking industry in Saxony, but also inaugurated one of the world’s finest watchmaking dynasties.
Five generations of Lange have pioneered innovative engineering masterpieces of the highest quality of craftsmanship, in extremely rare quantities. A.Lange and Söhne was only recently resurrected by the family when the Berlin wall was removed in 1990.
Lange and Sohne’s contributions to horology include:
Today, the manufacture is recognised for the meticulous traditional elements it incorporates in its wristwatches: the three-quarter plate, German silver, screwed gold chatons and blued screws, hand-engraved balance cocks, and swan-neck fine regulation.
Lange and Sohne maintains its values of precision, tradition, innovation, aesthetics and rarity in each of its seven collections: Lange 1, Zeitwerk, Saxonia, Saxonia Complications, 1815, 1815 Complications, and Richard Lange.
A. Lange and Söhne watches are available for purchase at the Melbourne, Perth and Sydney stores. As an approved watch service centre, we provide an after sales service for the lifetime of your A. Lange and Söhne watch.
