Collection
1815
From Ferdinand A. Lange to 21st Century
This is the collection to connect the modern A. Lange & Söhne to its roots. The answer to the question, how would F.A. Lange would design his watches in modern age. And a bit more.
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Lange 1815
A. Lange & Söhne's bridge to F.A. Lange.
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Tourbillon Pour le Mérite
Understand what made Lange what it is today.
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1815 Chronograph
The flyback chronograph that defined Lange's second chapter
Built around a column-wheel mechanism and a flyback function, the 1815 Chronograph debuted in 2004 as one of the most technically rigorous variants in the 1815 case and remains one of the most sought-after lines in the collection.
1815 Chronograph Boutique Edition
1815 Chronograph, but in blue, and just better
414.026 introduced the third generation of the 1815 Chronograph collection, and is just best of both worlds.
1815 Tourbillon
The purist's tourbillon
The first ever stand alone tourbillon in the brand's catalogue, and as always with an added twist.
1815 Up/Down
A product of a 19th century patent
Utterly classic, with a history worth reading. Summary of A. Lange & Söhne.
1815 Side Step
A Wempe exclusive with an unusual stepped dial construction
For collectors who look closer, revealing more at the back.
1815 Kalenderwoche
Week numbers on a dress watch, a distinctly German idea
The Kalenderwoche adds an ISO week number display to the 1815 dial alongside date and day indications. Niche by design, it reflects Lange's readiness to build a complication for a very specific kind of collector, for a beamte, perhaps.
1815 Cuvette
One of those obscure yet delightful 2000s editions
Made for Hamburg retailer Oeding-Erdel. Quirky, an 1815 meeting a self-winding movement, featuring a pocket watch style hinged back.
1815 Moonphase — Emil Lange
Named for the son, accurate to 122 years
Possibly the most romantic 1815 Collection piece.
Homage to Walter Lange
For the man who made all this possible
Honoring a great man's legacy and wish.
1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar
Das Kleine Grand Complication
A miniature grand complication, from 120 years ago.