IntroducingThe A. Lange & Söhne Little Lange 1 In Pink Gold With A Guilloché Dial

The A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 is kind of a cult favorite (at least of the cult I am in), so I am pretty excited to announce the new pink gold Little Lange 1 with a guilloché dial. Last year, we saw a lot from Lange, including the Saxonia Moon Phase, the Richard Lange Jumping Seconds, the Datograph Perpetual Calendar, the Lange 1 in white gold, and the Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar. Phew. Furthermore, just last month the German manufacture released the Lange 1 Moon Phase with hybrid moonphase indicator. Well, this year the Little Lange 1 is getting some attention with a little extra (understated) flair.

The cute, I mean, Little Lange 1 has a 36.8mm case in 18k rose gold and features a brand new silvered dial with radiating guilloché pattern. This is similar to what we saw on the 20th anniversary Lange 1 sets from 2014. The layout is still the same with the iconic off-center main time dial, the nested moonphase/running seconds register, and the famous oversized date windows floating above the power reserve indicator. 

The watch is powered by the in-house caliber L121.2, a manually-wound movement based on the brand new standard caliber introduced by Lange two years ago. This movement provides a 72-hour power reserve and a moonphase so accurate that it only needs to be corrected every 122.6 years. The three-quarter plate movement is visible through the sapphire caseback, of course.

Price at launch is €38,500 (approximately $41,059 at time of publishing), with official U.S. Dollar pricing coming later. For more, visit A. Lange & Söhne online.