Released in 1994 as one of A. Lange & Söhne’s original watches after their relaunch, the Lange 1 is widely considered one of the most recognizable watches Lange has ever created. With its off-center outsize date indication - inspired by the Five-Minute Clock in the Semper Opera House, asymmetrically positioned hour and minute sub-dial, seconds sub-dial at 5 o’clock, and a power-reserve indicator at 3 o’clock, the Lange 1 has become a staple within the brand’s portfolio of iconic timepieces. Combining its heritage-inspired design with a more modern touch, the Grand Lange 1 was launched in 2003 as an expansion within the Lange 1 family, with a 3.4mm larger case to make the watch better fit within contemporary tastes and overlapping subdials to highlight its stance as a Lange 1 variant. Made of platinum fitted with a two-tone silver dial with brighter portions contained within its subdials, the Grand Lange 1 combines its understated design with elegant craftsmanship that is unreservedly ‘Lange’ in its execution. With its immaculately finished manual-wind cal. L901 on display behind its exhibition caseback, it carries its impeccable craftsmanship through its entire construction right through to its movement, a testament to Lange’s dedication to their timepieces.

A monochromatic stunner that showcases Lange's incredible talents as a watchmaker, the Grand Lange 1 proves that Lange can produce larger watches that are just as beautiful as their more svelte dress pieces.