The World At Your Fingertips
World of Watches|Autumn 2020
Globe-trot in pure class with the new A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 Time Zone
Kelvin Tan
The World At Your Fingertips
For avid travelers and business persons who need to track time across the globe, there exists the second time zone complication for watches. Indeed, this is truly a convenient and marvelous feature especially when the world is made smaller through international communication and flight. And then, when one seeks a fine watch that not only possesses such a function but also showcases the highest pedigree of watchmaking, one simply needs to look at A. Lange & Söhne.

Back in 2005, Lange took their iconic Lange 1 model and implemented a way with which to track a second time zone on a watch by displaying all 24 time zones on the dial. Now, in 2020, this watch has been given a refresh and, thus, the all-new Lange 1 Time Zone is released with a new manufacture calibre. While retaining many factors that made the watch a winning formula in the first place, there is still much to discover about the wonderful additions that have been added to this new iteration.

TRACKING TWO TIME ZONES

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