Additional information
Brand: | A. Lange & Sohne |
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Family: | Tourbillon |
Reference: | 701.001 |
Name: | Tourbillon Pour le Merite |
Produced: | 1994 - 1998 |
Limited: | Yes, 104 units |
Case
Material: | Yellow gold |
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Glass: | Sapphire |
Back: | Open |
Shape: | Round |
Diameter: | 38.50 mm |
Height: | 10.00 mm |
Lug Width: | 20.00 mm |
Dial
Color: | Silver |
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Indexes: | Arabic Numerals |
Hands: | Alpha |
Description
The Tourbillon Pour le Merite was one of the original 4 models introduced in the earliest days of the modern A. Lange & Sohne, as visualized by Gunter Blumlein as a way to make a statement - A. Lange & Sohne would play at the highest levels of horology.
In the 701.001 configuration, it is said a total of 104 pieces were created.
Movement
Handwound movement with tourbillon escapement and power equalization with chain and fusee. It was one of the movements (and with the Pour le Merite, watches) that was introduced as the first collection of the resurected A. Lange & Sohne in 1994. The concept was created by Gunter Blumlein while Giulio Papi worked on the chain & fusee mechanism.
Type: | Handwound |
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Brand: | A. Lange & Sohne |
Caliber: | L902.0 |
Display: | Analog |
Diameter: | 30.00 mm |
Jewels: | 29 |
Reserve: | 36 h |
Frequency: | 18000 bph |
Time: | Hours, Minutes, Small Seconds |
Additionals: | Power Reserve Indicator, Tourbillon Escapement, Chain & Fusee |
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