Phillips Stages 'Made In Germany' Exhibition of Early A. Lange & Söhne Watches
Over 20 rare Lange 1 and Datograph pieces will be on show in London.
Phillips Perpetual has announced an exhibition of early A. Lange & Söhne pieces in London next month.
‘Made in Germany, a Tribute to the Early Lange 1 and Datograph’ will present over 20 of the “finest and rarest examples of Lange 1 and Datograph” watches from 1994 to 2008, offering “a unique opportunity to celebrate and demonstrate the work of A. Lange & Söhne, and the scholarship surrounding the references that have become iconic in design and trophy items for collectors of high horology.”
While the exhibition pieces are just that, Phillips will also present an exclusive selection of A. Lange & Söhne highlights from Phillips’ upcoming spring auctions and a number of curated pieces for private sale.
James Marks, International Head of Perpetual, Director, said, “We are honoured to bring to Phillips Perpetual London a unique viewing experience for our collectors, friends and lovers of horology. Lange remains one of the most respected and appreciated brands with an unparalleled and fascinating history in modern times. With this physical exhibition, we aim to explore the earliest iterations of the iconic Lange 1 and Datograph using the world’s finest examples.”
“Highlights include one of just ten Platinum Datograph reference 402.025x made for Milanese Retailer Pisa Orologeria, as well as one of thirty Lange One watches cased in steel, and a selection of fine and rare early Lange pieces from the brands’ historical relaunch.”
Made in Germany, a Tribute to the Early Lange 1 and Datograph will be held at Phillips Perpetual, 30 Berkeley Square from 9 to 14 March.
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