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Lange & Söhne means "Lange and his sons" in German. The brand's founder, Adolph Lange, established a workshop in Dresden, Germany, in 1845. Adolph Lange, who produced many high-quality timepieces, invented traditional techniques that are still renowned today, and developed the tools necessary to manufacture components one after another, becoming the leading brand in European watchmaking at the beginning of the 20th century.

The brand name Lange & Söhne was to disappear from history due to World War II, but in 1990, after the unification of East and West Germany, Walter Lange, great grandson of the founder Adolph Lange, successfully revived the former watchmaking skills in his native Germany. The company then applied the technical skills and decorative techniques inherited from the days of the Kingdom of Saxony to the field of wristwatches, and launched a series of representative models such as the "Lange 1" and the "Datograph".

The company has also developed and patented an outsize date that displays the date on two large discs and a unique seconds hand positioning mechanism called the "zero reset" mechanism. Lange & Söhne, which continues to demonstrate a vigorous spirit of development that could be described as Saxon, has once again established its status as the best in the world of watchmaking and continues to reign supreme in the 21st century as the height of watch enthusiasts' aspirations.

It is said that it is a Germanic value that considers the perfect functioning of the mechanism to be more important than anything else in pursuit of mechanical perfection, and it is because values different from those of Swiss brands are visible in A. Lange & Söhne that it captivates the hearts of mechanical watch enthusiasts.

Generally, watches are photographed or exhibited with the time set to "10:10" where the balance of the dial looks most beautiful, but Lange & Söhne watches are uniformly set to "1:51" with the hour and minute hands in the opposite position. This is considered to be the position where Lange & Söhne's unique dial design is most aesthetically pleasing. The clock display at "1:51" is called the "Lange Smile" because it looks like a smiling face.

Jewel Cafe is strengthening its purchase of Lange & Söhne watches at its stores nationwide. The most frequently brought in models are Tank, Pasha, Roadster, Ballon Bleu, Santos, Calibre de Cartier, Ebeneuil, La Dogna, Panthère, Tortue, etc. We will carefully assess and purchase new and newer models, as well as those that have been purchased many years ago, have scratches on the glass, deteriorated belts, or have not been overhauled. Please contact your nearest Jewel Cafe.