A. Lange & Söhne has reintroduced its highly complex Triple Split chronograph, now presented for the first time in a platinum case. This iteration features a rhodium-colored dial with darker grey sub-dials, offering a refined take on the model's intricate display. The watch retains its groundbreaking capability to measure intermediate and comparative times up to 12 hours, a feat achieved by extending the split-seconds mechanism to the minute and hour counters.
- Limited to 100 pieces
- Price: ~€210,000 / ~$245,000
- 43.2mm x 15.6mm platinum case
- Manual-wind L132.1 caliber
- 55-hour power reserve
- Water resistant to 30-50 meters
The Triple Split is the only split-seconds chronograph capable of recording intermediate and comparative times for up to 12 hours, extending the rattrapante function to minute and hour counters.
The manually wound L132.1 caliber comprises 567 parts and features three rattrapante mechanisms, two isolators, and a precisely jumping minute counter.
The platinum case measures 43.2mm x 15.6mm, with the case combining polished and brushed surfaces, and the pushers are noted for their smooth action.
The dial features a rhodié-colored main surface with darker grey sub-dials, blued rattrapante hands, and red accents on the counters and power reserve display.
The movement finishing includes untreated German silver bridges with Glashütte ribbing, hand-engraved balance cock, and polished internal angles.
The watch is equipped with a dark-brown hand-stitched alligator strap with grey stitching and a platinum deployant buckle.
The movement includes a patented disengagement mechanism to temporarily disconnect friction-intensive operations, ensuring stable timekeeping.
The dial is made of 925 silver with a rhodié-coloured main surface and darker grey subdials, with luminous hour markers and hands.