A. Lange & Sohne Richard Lange Jumping Seconds 252.025 Lange Watch Review

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The A. Lange & Sohne Richard Lange Jumping Seconds 252.025 Limited Edition of 100 pieces features a 39.9mm platinum case surrounding a sterling silver dial on a black alligator strap with a platinum tang buckle. Functions of this A Lange & Sohne Richard Lange include hours, minutes, jumping seconds, remontoir constant force device, zero reset seconds, and power reserve indicator. This Lange watch also measures 10.8mm in thickness and 47.8mm from lug-to-lug.
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[@georgebeckford728]

Very functional instrumental dial but the movement blows your mind

[@sakshamsharma8792]

Beautiful. This one’s got all the makings of a true grail watch.

[@DavidDatura]

Exquisite and what a movement! Going on a bit of a tangent...I know pure gold is as soft as lead, is 950 platinum similarly soft? As often is the case, when reviewing platinum watches, it is mentioned how soft it is.

[@theodorepullins3124]

NICE 👍🏻 WATCH!

[@henrywest7217]

I said it before...Lange is like a great musician who never plays an off note.

[@McLaughter_]

🙏🏼

[@FirestormAA]

Hi Tim..... the second of this beautiful timepiece does tick like a quartz. The movement always makes me drool.

[@bryanscottandrews3451]

An absolute masterpiece; grail of grails!

[@andrei2023]

😍😍😍😍

[@southnc63]

Very good presentation, but this watch's dial makes no sense. A Regulator dial is about the MINUTES - not seconds. To swap the seconds & minutes on this dial is a slap to Seyffert's original design. The movement is awesome, but the dial is confusing and virtually illegible with the black dial version. They could have used a Grande Seconde design dial or even just have a standard dial with sweep seconds.

[@ansarisiregar7169]

150K US$ Wow, the expensive Alange & Sohne watch ever made. 👏