VIDEO: That Time A. Lange & S?hne's Director Of Products Explained The Zeitwerk Minute Repeater While Slaying It On The Drums
The Zeitwerk Minute Repeater – Lange's first chiming watch under $2,000,000 – is easily one of the most buzzed about watches of the year. We introduced you the thoughtful taking on the repeater in January of this year here. Now that the watch is hitting stores, Lange has produced a fun look at this dream watch thanks to Tony de Haas, head of product development – who also happens to play a mean set of drums. Watch above for more on this great watch.  Originally posted by Lange on their YouTube channel but if you missed it there, hope you enjoy it here! 1 OF 1 You can read more about this amazing watch here. Oh, and if you want to just see Tony do his thing, skip to 5:30 in the clip above.

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