Introducing: The A. Lange & S?hne 1815 Anniversary Of F.A. Lange In Honey Gold
In February of this year, Lange revealed a limited edition 1815 in honor of the brand's founder. It was made of solid platinum with a black dial, and was made in only 200 pieces. That seems to have been a big hit, so another limited edition in honor of F.A. Lange has been revealed, now with a silver dial – but in Lange's proprietary honey gold. 1 OF 2 This limited edition piece will be very much the same as the platinum F.A. Lange 1815 – a 40 mm case and the beautiful manually wound caliber L051.1 with a power reserve of 55 hours. Each of the 200 watches will be engraved with a serial number xxx/200. This special edition will retail for $33,500 and while very similar to the platinum watch, there is something special about a honey gold Lange. For those who own the existing honey gold pieces, it's a must buy. For those who wanted one and missed out, here is a great way to own a special watch that is purely Lange.More here. 2 OF 2

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