Hands-On: With The New A. Lange & Sohne Grand Lange 1 Moon Phase (Live Pics + Pricing)
This week in Glashutte, A. Lange & Sohne introduced the Grand Lange 1 Moon Phase, the first of three new watches we can expect to see from the brand at the coming SIHH in Geneva. We brought you all the details right here, but we were also present at the unveiling and managed some hands on time with the new Grand Lange 1. Read on for our impressions as well as pricing details. 2 OF 18 The moon phase display on the new Grand Lange 1 is situated within the familiar dial layout in a way that maintains identity while commanding attention thanks to its richly detailed execution. There is no real compromise here in the integrity of the classic Lange 1 design language, a rare feat for a moon phase. In the flesh, each of the 382 individual stars adorning the continually rotating disc create a life like impression of depth. 3 OF 18 The visible L095.3 movement is classic Lange in design and finishing. Equally impressive is the movement’s svelte dimensions. Th

Introducing: The A. Lange & S?hne Lange 1 In White Gold
In addition to the Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar, A. Lange & Söhne has decided to add a white-gold 38.5 mm version of the Lange 1 to the collection. The Lange 1 is already available in pink gold, yellow gold, and platinum. 1 OF 2 The new Lange 1 was released at SIHH in 2015, and was one of our favorite releases from last year. It was completely rebuilt with two changes to the dial: a thinner bezel and a slightly less pronounced “A” on the dial signature. They also added a new caliber movement, the L.121.1 manual winding movement with a 72-hour power reserve. The watch you see here is still the same with the exception of the white gold and added lume to the hands, which will surely be a big hit. 2 OF 2 Check back here for pricing and more photos, and for more information on A. Lange & Söhne visit their website here.Follow HODINKEE's live SIHH 2016 updates here, and in our mobile app, and you can read all SIHH stories

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