2014年7月8日火曜日
LANGE 1 TOURBILLON PERPETUAL CALENDAR and Jules Verne’s “Around the Moon”, 1870...
LANGE 1 TOURBILLON PERPETUAL CALENDAR and Jules Verne’s “Around the Moon”, 1870
French writer Jules Verne’s book “Around the Moon” was published in 1870 and recounts the story of three men who shot themselves to the moon with a space gun. With its portrayal and highly detailed descriptions of the moon, written about 100 years before the first lunar landing, this book still fascinates many readers today.
The LANGE 1 TOURBILLON PERPETUAL CALENDAR combines two classic complications with the iconic design of A. Lange & Söhne’s most famous watch family. Thanks to the lucid arrangement of the calendar displays around the time indication, it presents a wealth of clearly legible information.
The moon in Saxony’s sciences II
from A. Lange & Söhne's Facebook Wall
French writer Jules Verne’s book “Around the Moon” was published in 1870 and recounts the story of three men who shot themselves to the moon with a space gun. With its portrayal and highly detailed descriptions of the moon, written about 100 years before the first lunar landing, this book still fascinates many readers today.
The LANGE 1 TOURBILLON PERPETUAL CALENDAR combines two classic complications with the iconic design of A. Lange & Söhne’s most famous watch family. Thanks to the lucid arrangement of the calendar displays around the time indication, it presents a wealth of clearly legible information.
The moon in Saxony’s sciences II
from A. Lange & Söhne's Facebook Wall
RICHARD LANGE PERPETUAL CALENDAR “Terraluna” and lunar disc of a freestanding cl...
RICHARD LANGE PERPETUAL CALENDAR “Terraluna” and lunar disc of a freestanding clock, Vincent van Amelonsen, 1742
The lunar disc in the background is part of a clock built by Dutch watchmaker Vincent van Amelonsen in 1742. Currently, it is in the workshop run by Frank Dornacher, a Dresden-based watch restoration specialist. Deposits and corrosion will be removed and dis-colourations repaired.
The patented orbital moon-phase display in the RICHARD LANGE PERPETUAL CALENDAR “Terraluna” is located on the movement side of the model. Visible through a round aperture in the celestial disc, which is studded with 2116 stars, the moon orbits around the earth anti-clockwise.
The moon in Saxony’s sciences II
from A. Lange & Söhne's Facebook Wall
The lunar disc in the background is part of a clock built by Dutch watchmaker Vincent van Amelonsen in 1742. Currently, it is in the workshop run by Frank Dornacher, a Dresden-based watch restoration specialist. Deposits and corrosion will be removed and dis-colourations repaired.
The patented orbital moon-phase display in the RICHARD LANGE PERPETUAL CALENDAR “Terraluna” is located on the movement side of the model. Visible through a round aperture in the celestial disc, which is studded with 2116 stars, the moon orbits around the earth anti-clockwise.
The moon in Saxony’s sciences II
from A. Lange & Söhne's Facebook Wall
Between 1963 and 1971, Dresden native Ursula Seliger completed numerous detailed...
Between 1963 and 1971, Dresden native Ursula Seliger completed numerous detailed drawings of the moon, which she meticulously annotated and catalogued. The ambition of the GRAND LANGE 1 MOON PHASE, too, is to depict reality as precisely and clearly as possible.
The moon in Saxony’s sciences II
from A. Lange & Söhne's Facebook Wall
The moon in Saxony’s sciences II
from A. Lange & Söhne's Facebook Wall
2014年7月7日月曜日
Introducing the new Traditionnelle Calibre 2253 made in a unique piece for the o...
Introducing the new Traditionnelle Calibre 2253 made in a unique piece for the opening of our Moscow Boutique. This platinum cased masterpiece features a tourbillon, a perpetual calendar, a 14 day power reserve, the equation of time and the time of sunset and sunrise calibrated for Moscow. For more photos and information http://bit.ly/T2ByhL
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