SIHH Preview: A. Lange & S?hne Richard Lange Tourbillon Pour le M��rite
The fourth A. Lange & S?hne timepiece bearing the Pour le M��rite designation combines a beautiful, historically-inspired regulator dial with a fus��e-and-chain transmission and a tourbillon with a patented stopseconds mechanism – complications designed to improve rate stability and precision. Find technical details, pricing and wallpaper for this stunning horological tribute inside. The Richard Lange Tourbillon Pour le M��rite pays tribute to Saxon watchmaker Johann Heinrich Seyffert (1751-1817). No other watchmaker can take more credit for advancing precision horology in Saxony. His timepieces were immensely popular among scientists at the royal court in Dresden, and his design concepts influenced other skilled artisans. In 1845, this trend culminated in the establishment of the first German watch manufactory by Ferdinand A. Lange.The regulator Seyffert crafted in 1807 is a particularly attractive example. It is now part of the collection of the Mathematics and Physics Sal

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For 60 years, Agresti has been producing deluxe jewelry boxes and chests in Florence, Italy. Now, Orbita Corporation, well-known purveyor of fine watch winders and accessories and Agresti’s exclusive USA distributor, is pleased to offer the Agresti Jewelry Armoire, also known as “La Fortezza Grande” – a finely crafted cabinet that incorporates a safe with digital electronic locks and an available biometric fingerprint device. The many drawers are specially designed to hold wristwatches, rings, necklaces, and earrings. The drawers inside the safe are for high value items which are protected by the safe itself. All lower drawers are also lockable with keys. The safe can be anchored to a wall for added security.All of the drawers are suede lined and partitioned. Two slide-out holders accommodate flexible pearl necklaces and chains. A fitted necklace drawer provides safe storage for diamond necklaces needing full support.The cabinet shown directly below is fabricate

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