A. LANGE & SÖHNE
GRAND LANGE 1 117.028
TRUE GREATNESS
The characteristic face of the Lange 1 with the off-centre, non-overlapping displays was transposed to the dim
Available in:- GOLD
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The Lange 1 Time Zone indicates the current time in all of the world’s 24 time zones while simultaneously displaying home time. A peripheral city ring makes it possible to set the zone times with pushbutton convenience.
| Brand : | A. LANGE & SÖHNE |
| Model Number : | 116.032 |
| Material : | Gold |
| Movement : | Mechanical Manual Wind |
| Calibre : | L031.1 |
| Crystal : | Sapphire crystal |
| Functions : | Home time coupled with the outsize date display, zone time with city ring, separate day/night indicators for home and zone times, subsidiary seconds with stop seconds. |
| Water Resistance : | 30 metres |
| Bracelet Strap : | Brown hand stitched crocodile strap with Lange prong buckle in 18ct pink gold. |
| Power Reserve : | 72 hours |
LANGE 1 TIME ZONE 116.032 |
$72,100.00 |
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This model was introduced in 2005. The dial is crafted from solid silver and graced with solid-gold appliques and hour markers. The hands are made of pink gold.
In 1884, the attendees of the International Meridian Conference resolved to adopt a shared time system: the world was subdivided into 24 time zones. But the conquest of watches with time-zone displays did not occur until the 20th century, when it became possible to quickly traverse several time zones on board an aircraft. The LANGE 1 TIME ZONE is the perfect companion for frequent travellers and cosmopolites: it shows home time and the time in a second zone.
The large numerals scale indicates home time, the smaller one shows that of a second zone. Each of the 24 time zones is represented by a city name on the city ring. An applied arrow marker at 5 o’clock points at the name on the city ring, which represents the time zone that is being displayed. A time-zone correction pusher allows the city ring and the zone time to be simultaneously advanced by increments of one hour, corresponding to an eastbound trip around the world.
The characteristic face of the Lange 1 with the off-centre, non-overlapping displays was transposed to the dim
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