Paying tribute to King Albert of Saxony, Lang & Heyne launched a central minute counter chronograph with incredible class and prowess. Son of King Johann, the great army general took a significant role in the social development of Saxony. His 30 year reign took place in the age of industrialization of Germany, in which Saxony became and economic heavyweight. Shaped with artisanal tradition and precision, the platinum case bears an integrated crown with a monopusher. Fitted with a white enamel dial with chronograph rings and elegant elongated Roman numerals, a pair of spade hands perpetuates across the sophisticated backdrop with matching blue accents.

The timepiece is housed with the firm’s fourth caliber, cal. IV, the breathtaking display of technical finesse will sure impress the aficionados with delight. A perfect blend between form and function, the golden architecture of the movement is further decorated with a discrete diamond to heighten its elegance. The present timepiece is offered in an absolute stunning condition by its original owner, numbered 27 it is further accompanied by its original accessories and lacquer presentation box.