A. Lange & Söhne hosted an event in New York City to celebrate its anniversary, featuring a retrospective exhibit of its horological history. The event showcased a collection ranging from antique pocket watches to modern technical pieces, including a live demonstration by an on-site engraver.
The event was held at the William Ziegler Mansion, near the A. Lange & Söhne New York Flagship boutique.
The exhibit included antique Lange pocket watches produced before WWII and modern technical offerings.
An A. Lange & Söhne engraver was present to demonstrate the hand engraving of a balance cock.
The display featured original Lange releases from 1994, including the Lange 1, Saxonia, Arkade, and Tourbillon 'Pour le Mérite'.
Notable watches on display included the Datograph Up/Down, Lange 1 Tourbillon 'Lumen', Langematik Perpetual Honeygold, Odysseus chronograph, Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon, 1815 Rattrapante, 1815 Chronograph, Lange 1 Time Zone, and Zeitwerk Striking Time.
An exploded model of a Lange Tourbillon was presented.
The original Datograph caliber was referenced as being called the 'best chronograph movement ever made' by Philippe Dufour.