A. Lange & Söhne releases new spring product “1815”

A. Lange & Söhne launches new spring “1815” ​
A. Lange & Söhne Press release: April 1, 2025 A. Lange & Söhne releases new spring product “1815” NEVER STAND STILL – Continuing the tradition. The new model, the 1815, embodies the brand’s NEVER STAND STILL ambition in a unique way, building bridges with past models through a number of traditional references, while also featuring a newly developed movement. Available in white gold 750 and pink gold 750, the new 1815 reflects the pursuit of perfection of Glashütte watchmaking pioneer Ferdinand Adolf Lange. The 1815 family is also named after his year of birth.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/117651/11/117651-11-37c1ae838953a945163b55c2ea35567b-3900×1971.jpg New 1815: White Gold 750 & Pink Gold 750 Perfect form Ferdinand Adolf Lange’s goal was to create pocket watches that perfectly combined precision, functionality, and elegance. The new 1815, which continues that tradition, is available in two models: pink gold 750 and white gold 750. The balance of the case creates an elegant and unpretentious atmosphere. With a case diameter of 34.0 mm and a thickness of just 6.4 mm, this model will meet the expectations of many watch
enthusiasts who desire a compact model with a classic three-hand watch. Its elegant appearance and exceptional comfort make the 1815 the ideal companion for business occasions. A slender, slightly stepped bezel frames the meticulously designed dial. The railway-style minute track, Arabic numerals and small seconds at 6 o’clock recall the pocket watches for which Lange was famous. The lancet-shaped hands that rotate against the blue dial match the case and enhance the classic feel of the 1815. The white gold 750 comes with a blue leather belt, and the pink gold 750 comes with a reddish brown belt. The high level of craftsmanship is also evident in the beautifully polished white or pink gold pin buckle.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/117651/11/117651-11-6f8153e6ea6c196587314a4f5545cc43-3900×3000.jpg In-house caliber L152.1 installed in the new 1815 75th in-house caliber The beauty of the newly developed in-house caliber L152.1 can be admired through the sapphire crystal case back, with its
characteristic design forms and traditional movement decoration. Particularly unique are the hand-engraved balance cock and the three-quarter plate introduced by Ferdinand Adolf Lange in Glashütte in 1864. The striking movement is finished with Glashütte stripes and is enriched with colorful accents by four screw-fastened gold chatons, ruby ​​bearings and blue-tinted screws hand-painted by the artisans. The hand-wound movement of the new 1815 is the 75th caliber since the Manufacture’s rebirth, and its new governor with free-spring hairspring and large in-house screw balance guarantee maximum precision throughout its 72-hour power reserve. “The challenge with the new 1815 was to create more elegant proportions, while at the same time maintaining the simplicity and functionality of the timepiece,” explains Anthony de Hass, Director of Product Development. “Despite the smaller case diameter, our watchmakers have also managed to increase the power reserve to 72 hours and incorporate a balance wheel.” View details ​ A. Lange & Söhne
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