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. Featuring its heritage-inspired design but with a complicated twist, the Lange 1 Time Zone ref. 136.025 portrays the Lange 1’s classic aesthetic with an infusion of complexity that speaks to Lange’s talents as a watchmaker. Presented in a perfectly wearable 41.9mm case made of platinum, the ref. 136.025 remains refined and balanced nicely on the wrist. Combining this wearability with its understated design, the ref. 136.025 is unreservedly ‘Lange’ in its execution. With its immaculately finished manual-wind cal. L141.1 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 unwavering dedication to their timepieces and their commitment to impeccable craftsmanship. Fitted with a rhodium dial that features the ref. 136.025’s world time display in addition to the Lange 1’s signature dial design, this timepiece is simple out of this world.

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