Lang & Heyne - Calibres

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Lang & Heyne - Anton

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Deployant's review

Lang & Heyne - Albert (part 3)

...but my favourite Lang & Heyne piece (actually, one of my favourite watches of all time) is still the Albert - formally/formerly Albert von Sachsen. Platinum case. Black dial. Gold hands. Yes please!

A Blog to Watch has a great insight into the making of Lang & Heyne movements here.

TimeZone.com has an interesting overview of Lang & Heyne here.

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Lang & Heyne - Heinrich

Another instant classic from Lang & Heyne is the Heinrich – which, along with the time, elegantly displays the date, and, very usefully, the power reserve.

Follow this link for some footage on YouTube of the stop seconds movement in motion:
Lang & Heyne Heinrich



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Lang & Heyne - König Johann

Another classic from Lang & Heyne. This piece is powered by Calibre 1, as is the Friedrich August 1.

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Lang & Heyne - Albert von Sachsen (part 2)

Sadly, I have never seen a Lang & Heyne watch in the metal. I don't know how many of the few dozen pieces they produce each year make it anywhere near me in Australia. But the one I want to handle the most is the Albert von Sachsen. I'm thinking black dial.

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Lang & Heyne - Friedrich August 1

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