A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 191.025 Platinum Silver Dial (2026)

In Platinum with a Silver dial, the Lange 1 191.025 is the most understated version of the watch A. Lange & Söhne presented in Dresden in 1994 as part of its first collection after the revival. Its off-center time display and double-window outsize date, inspired by the five-minute clock of Dresden's Semper Opera, gave German watchmaking a fresh face. The current generation has run on a redesigned hand-wound movement since 2015.

The solid silver dial keeps the Lange 1 geometry, with the hours and minutes set off-center to the left and an AUF/AB power-reserve scale on the right beneath the date. The 38.5 mm Platinum case is 9.8 mm high with a sapphire caseback over the movement, finished by hand in Glashütte with a German silver three-quarter plate. A black alligator strap with a Platinum prong buckle completes it.