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Against the dark background of the flat dial, the hands \u2013 in solid gold for the hours and minutes, and in rhodiumed steel for the sweep seconds \u2013 stand out prominently. The interplay between contrasting bright and dark colours is echoed by the black alligator leather strap with a whitegold buckle.<\/p>\n<p>With superior rate accuracy and eminent legibility, the RICHARD LANGE watch family continues the tradition of scientific observation watches at A. Lange & S\u00f6hne. Its name pays tribute to Ferdinand Adolph Lange\u2019s first-born son. Throughout his entire life, Richard Lange was committed to harnessing the latest scientific insights in the interest of progress in watchmaking. A metal alloy for balance springs, still used today, is one of his 27 patented inventions. 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{"Compl\u00e9ment":"White Gold - Black Dial - Strap Alligator Leather ","Statut de vente":"En vente depuis","Date":"2019","Sexe":"Homme","Diam\u00e8tre":"39,9 ","Epaisseur":"10,6 ","Types":"Hand-winding","Styles":"Classical","Calibre_autre":"L094.1 ","Calibre distinction":"Hand-engraved, Hand decorated","Calibre distinction_autre":"Assembled by hand","Affichage_autre":"Hands Hours and minutes in solid gold, Seconds hand in rhodiumed steel ","Complication":"Minutes, Jumping seconds , 24-Hour Indicator, Stop second mechanism","Mati\u00e8re du bo\u00eetier":"White gold","Particularit\u00e9 du boitier":"Sapphire caseback","Particularit\u00e9 du boitier_autre":"Crown for winding the watch and setting the time ","Forme":"Round","Cadran":"Solid silver","Couleur du cadran":"Black","Verre":"Sapphire","Fermeture du bracelet":"Pin buckle","Couleur du bracelet":"Black","Plus de caract\u00e9ristiques":"<br\/>\r\nMovement<br\/>\r\nPlates and bridges made of untreated German silver<br\/>\r\nBalance cock engraved by hand <br\/>\r\nLever escapement \r\nBalance spring manufactured in-house \r\nPower reserve : 42 hours when fully wound <\r\n<br\/>\r\nCase<br\/>\r\nWhite gold <br\/>\r\n<br\/>\r\nDial<br\/>\r\nSolid silver, Black <br\/>\r\n<br\/>\r\nStrap \/ Buckles <br\/>\r\nHand-stitched alligator leather strap, Black \r\nLange prong buckle in white gold <br\/>"}
Richard Lange Jumping Seconds
252.029
| Brand : | A. Lange & Söhne |
| Collection : | Richard Lange |
| Model : | Richard Lange Jumping Seconds |
| Reference : | 252.029 |
| Complement : | White Gold - Black Dial - Strap Alligator Leather |
| On sale : | 2019 |
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Brand : A. Lange & Söhne Collection : Richard Lange Model : Richard Lange Jumping Seconds Reference : 252.029 Complement : White Gold - Black Dial - Strap Alligator Leather On sale : 2019 List Price : 71 600 € Diameter : 39,9 mm Thickness : 10,6 mm Styles : Classical Types : Hand-winding Calibre : L094.1 Calibre distinction : Hand-engraved Hand decorated Assembled by hand Complication : Minutes Jumping seconds 24-Hour Indicator Stop second mechanism Case material : White gold Case peculiarity : Sapphire caseback Crown for winding the watch and setting the time Shape : Round Dial : Solid silver Dial color : Black Display : Hands Hours and minutes in solid gold Seconds hand in rhodiumed steel Glass : Sapphire Strap color : Black Strap clasp : Pin buckle + More characteristics :
Movement
Plates and bridges made of untreated German silver
Balance cock engraved by hand
Lever escapement Balance spring manufactured in-house Power reserve : 42 hours when fully wound <
Case
White gold
Dial
Solid silver, Black
Strap / Buckles
Hand-stitched alligator leather strap, Black Lange prong buckle in white gold
DESCRIPTION
RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS
White-gold edition with black dial
The RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS makes a strong statement with its prominent white-gold case and black dial. The scientific-technical design of the timepiece is emphasised with minimalistic red colour accents.
Ever since it was launched in 2016, Lange’s first new-era model with jumping seconds has stood out with its sleek design and mechanical finesse. Its regulator dial with the large seconds circle at the top draws the attention to the smallest of the three units of time. The smaller hour and minute circles arranged beneath it are positioned to the left and right.
A. Lange & Söhne is presenting a version with a black dial at the SIHH 2019 in Geneva. Subtlety in colour and the symmetry of the circles recall Bauhaus design concepts. The clear contrast of white markings on a black background adds a new aesthetic dimension to the regulator architecture emphasised by its red accents. The display in the lower zone where the hour and minute indications intersect is a special eye-catcher: Ten hours before the unwound state is reached, it switches from white to red, reminding the wearer that the watch needs to be rewound soon.
The indication of the time units with three overlapping displays dates back to Dresden-based astronomer and watchmaker Johann Heinrich Seyffert. His famous pocket chronometer No. 93, completed in 1807, was the first watch with such a dial arrangement. Despite its historic roots, the RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS is decidedly contemporary and functional. Against the dark background of the flat dial, the hands – in solid gold for the hours and minutes, and in rhodiumed steel for the sweep seconds – stand out prominently. The interplay between contrasting bright and dark colours is echoed by the black alligator leather strap with a whitegold buckle.
With superior rate accuracy and eminent legibility, the RICHARD LANGE watch family continues the tradition of scientific observation watches at A. Lange & Söhne. Its name pays tribute to Ferdinand Adolph Lange’s first-born son. Throughout his entire life, Richard Lange was committed to harnessing the latest scientific insights in the interest of progress in watchmaking. A metal alloy for balance springs, still used today, is one of his 27 patented inventions. In an evolved form, the stoppable jumping sweep seconds conceived by his father was granted one of the first patents in Germany in 1877.
The RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS carries the concept of the observation watch over into the 21st century. With its unique combination of a constant-force escapement for the seconds, jumping seconds, and ZERO-RESET function, it showcases the key hallmarks of an observation watch: dependability, precision, and clarity. In the L094.1 manufacture calibre, three complex mechanisms interact to drive the balance with a uniform amount of energy across the maximum power reserve of 42 hours, to advance the seconds hand from marker to marker 86,400 times a day, and to activate the ZERO-RESET function.
Acting as a spring-powered remontoir system, the constant-force escapement of the RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS transforms the gradually declining torque of the mainspring barrel into identical bursts of energy that are delivered to the escapement in one-second intervals. Additionally, switching impulses are generated for the jumping seconds. The first pocket watches with this complication date back to the late 18th century. As precursors of the chronograph, they were used for time measurements with one-second resolution. They helped naval navigators find their way, assisted astronomers in determining celestial meridian passages and allowed physicians to measure heart rates.
When the crown is pulled out, the patented ZERO-RESET mechanism of the RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS stops the cam-poised balance wheel, advances the seconds hand to the zero position as in a chronograph, and thus simplifies time setting. For this purpose, the flow of power from the constant-force escapement to the going train must be interrupted. This is done with a proprietary multi-disc clutch. It steadies the seconds hand in its position as it incrementally jumps forward, making it possible to reliably block and re-establish the flow of power.
The finissage of the 390-part manually wound movement complies with the strictest Lange standards. Together, the bridges made of untreated German silver and decorated with Glashütte ribbing, the hand-engraved balance cock, the eight screwed gold chatons, and the lavishly decorated and polished surfaces give the RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS its classic Lange face on the movement side as well.
RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS
White-gold edition with black dial
The RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS makes a strong statement with its prominent white-gold case and black dial. The scientific-technical design of the timepiece is emphasised with minimalistic red colour accents.
Ever since it was launched in 2016, Lange’s first new-era model with jumping seconds has stood out with its sleek design and mechanical finesse. Its regulator dial with the large seconds circle at the top draws the attention to the smallest of the three units of time. The smaller hour and minute circles arranged beneath it are positioned to the left and right.
A. Lange & Söhne is presenting a version with a black dial at the SIHH 2019 in Geneva. Subtlety in colour and the symmetry of the circles recall Bauhaus design concepts. The clear contrast of white markings on a black background adds a new aesthetic dimension to the regulator architecture emphasised by its red accents. The display in the lower zone where the hour and minute indications intersect is a special eye-catcher: Ten hours before the unwound state is reached, it switches from white to red, reminding the wearer that the watch needs to be rewound soon.
The indication of the time units with three overlapping displays dates back to Dresden-based astronomer and watchmaker Johann Heinrich Seyffert. His famous pocket chronometer No. 93, completed in 1807, was the first watch with such a dial arrangement. Despite its historic roots, the RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS is decidedly contemporary and functional. Against the dark background of the flat dial, the hands – in solid gold for the hours and minutes, and in rhodiumed steel for the sweep seconds – stand out prominently. The interplay between contrasting bright and dark colours is echoed by the black alligator leather strap with a whitegold buckle.
With superior rate accuracy and eminent legibility, the RICHARD LANGE watch family continues the tradition of scientific observation watches at A. Lange & Söhne. Its name pays tribute to Ferdinand Adolph Lange’s first-born son. Throughout his entire life, Richard Lange was committed to harnessing the latest scientific insights in the interest of progress in watchmaking. A metal alloy for balance springs, still used today, is one of his 27 patented inventions. In an evolved form, the stoppable jumping sweep seconds conceived by his father was granted one of the first patents in Germany in 1877.
The RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS carries the concept of the observation watch over into the 21st century. With its unique combination of a constant-force escapement for the seconds, jumping seconds, and ZERO-RESET function, it showcases the key hallmarks of an observation watch: dependability, precision, and clarity. In the L094.1 manufacture calibre, three complex mechanisms interact to drive the balance with a uniform amount of energy across the maximum power reserve of 42 hours, to advance the seconds hand from marker to marker 86,400 times a day, and to activate the ZERO-RESET function.
Acting as a spring-powered remontoir system, the constant-force escapement of the RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS transforms the gradually declining torque of the mainspring barrel into identical bursts of energy that are delivered to the escapement in one-second intervals. Additionally, switching impulses are generated for the jumping seconds. The first pocket watches with this complication date back to the late 18th century. As precursors of the chronograph, they were used for time measurements with one-second resolution. They helped naval navigators find their way, assisted astronomers in determining celestial meridian passages and allowed physicians to measure heart rates.
When the crown is pulled out, the patented ZERO-RESET mechanism of the RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS stops the cam-poised balance wheel, advances the seconds hand to the zero position as in a chronograph, and thus simplifies time setting. For this purpose, the flow of power from the constant-force escapement to the going train must be interrupted. This is done with a proprietary multi-disc clutch. It steadies the seconds hand in its position as it incrementally jumps forward, making it possible to reliably block and re-establish the flow of power.
The finissage of the 390-part manually wound movement complies with the strictest Lange standards. Together, the bridges made of untreated German silver and decorated with Glashütte ribbing, the hand-engraved balance cock, the eight screwed gold chatons, and the lavishly decorated and polished surfaces give the RICHARD LANGE JUMPING SECONDS its classic Lange face on the movement side as well.
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Brand : A. Lange & Söhne Collection : Richard Lange Model : Richard Lange Jumping Seconds Reference : 252.029 Complement : White Gold - Black Dial - Strap Alligator Leather On sale : 2019 List Price : 71 600 € Diameter : 39,9 mm Thickness : 10,6 mm Styles : Classical Types : Hand-winding Calibre : L094.1 Calibre distinction : Hand-engraved Hand decorated Assembled by hand Complication : Minutes Jumping seconds 24-Hour Indicator Stop second mechanism Case material : White gold Case peculiarity : Sapphire caseback Crown for winding the watch and setting the time Shape : Round Dial : Solid silver Dial color : Black Display : Hands Hours and minutes in solid gold Seconds hand in rhodiumed steel Glass : Sapphire Strap color : Black Strap clasp : Pin buckle More characteristics :
Movement
Plates and bridges made of untreated German silver
Balance cock engraved by hand
Lever escapement Balance spring manufactured in-house Power reserve : 42 hours when fully wound <
Case
White gold
Dial
Solid silver, Black
Strap / Buckles
Hand-stitched alligator leather strap, Black Lange prong buckle in white gold