A. Lange & S?hne Opens Third U.S. Boutique In Miami Design District
This month, German manufacture A. Lange & Söhne is opening its third U.S.-based boutique, this one in Miami’s Design District. The boutique is the brand’s fourteenth retail location in more than 60 countries throughout the world, and will provide access to everything from base 1815 three-handers to complicated novelties. The newest location in Miami joins U.S. boutiques located in Palm Beach (see our photo report of that location here) and New York (see our video report here). 2 OF 3 The newest boutique features signature colors, textures, and surfaces in order to invoke a suitable representation of the Saxony manufacture. It’s an environment that reflects the identity of Lange itself through innovative technology and traditional craftsmanship. The boutique will provide an impeccable environment for those discovering the brand for the first time, as well as those already familiar with it. 3 OF 3 “The new site is an important

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