In 2014 Lange introduced the 1815 Tourbillon and like all its other creations, this timepiece is a beautiful piece of German engineering. Available 730.032F (pink gold) and in 730.079F (platinum), the latter was made exclusively for Lange boutiques and was only available in a limited edition of 100 pieces only. Featuring a white dial made of enamelled copper, the platinum version is highlighted with a red indexes at 12 – a nod to pocket watches of the manufacture. The one-minute tourbillon can be admired by an oversized aperture, suspended beneath a black polished bridge with superb decoration, the wearer can enjoy its unobstructed magic anytime.

The movement in all its Technicolor glory is pure Lange delight with its large Geneva waves (that he brand likes to call Glashütte waves), red rubies held within gold chatons secured by blued screws and a hand engraved balance cock. In a nod to traditional Saxon watchmaking the tourbillon is set within a diamond endstone.

To the best of our knowledge, only 2 examples (No. 67 & 92) of the ref. 730.079F have appeared publicly at auction, adding importance to its rarity of the timepiece. Numbered 38 from the limited edition, this is possibly the earliest example from the batch to surface in the market. Furthermore, it is the only example retaining its original factory stickers throughout, making this a “new-old-stock” example to grace the market.