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Lot 28Sold to Benefit the ETH Zurich Foundation:
The ETH Zurich Foundation builds bridges between ETH Zurich and companies, foundations, organisations and private individuals to ensure that ETH Zurich can drive forward in its strategic endeavours and maintain its leading global position.
As Switzerland’s foremost technology foundation, it specifically supports ETH Zurich in achieving its objectives in education and research. Partners gain access to wonderful partnerships and visionary programmes shared with Europe’s best university.
With these activities, the ETH Zurich Foundation aims to encourage progress and enable donors to experience the real benefits of their commitment. It brings together society, industry and science. Exploring the limits of knowledge together and creating added value is what makes this partnership so fascinating and important.
The ETH Zurich Foundation builds bridges between ETH Zurich and companies, foundations, organisations and private individuals to ensure that ETH Zurich can drive forward in its strategic endeavours and maintain its leading global position.
As Switzerland’s foremost technology foundation, it specifically supports ETH Zurich in achieving its objectives in education and research. Partners gain access to wonderful partnerships and visionary programmes shared with Europe’s best university.
With these activities, the ETH Zurich Foundation aims to encourage progress and enable donors to experience the real benefits of their commitment. It brings together society, industry and science. Exploring the limits of knowledge together and creating added value is what makes this partnership so fascinating and important.
A. LANGE & SÖHNE, 18K PINK GOLD JUMP HOUR & MINUTE ZEITWERK WRISTWATCH, REF. 140.032
MOVEMENT NO. 84'935, CASE NO. 194'733
Fermé21 July 2020
Prix réalisé
CHF 43,750
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The present Zeitwerk is preserved in very good overall condition. Amongst the most celebrated timepieces of the German manufacture, it illustrates the quest of A. Lange & Söhne to craft innovative and precise timepieces with movements of the highest quality.
Launched in 2009, the Zeitwerk is the first mechanical wristwatch displaying the time digitally, providing its wearer with the upmost legibility due to the size of the windows and its ingenuous jumping hour and minute system. Filling the entire case, the movement provides an important amount of energy in order for the three discs to simultaneously move, made possible through a patented system increasing the available torque for the supply of energy to the movement and the three discs for hours and minutes.
Also patented, a constant force escapement is used in order to stabilize the release of energy and the movement’s functioning during the 36 hour autonomy provided by the power reserve. Adding to the overall appeal, the beautifully finished German silver calibre L043.1 integrates 416 parts and a hand-engraved balance cock necessitating between 50 to 90 hours for finishing.
The Zeitwerk was awarded the "L' Aiguille d'Or" (“Golden Hand“) at the 2009 "Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève".
Launched in 2009, the Zeitwerk is the first mechanical wristwatch displaying the time digitally, providing its wearer with the upmost legibility due to the size of the windows and its ingenuous jumping hour and minute system. Filling the entire case, the movement provides an important amount of energy in order for the three discs to simultaneously move, made possible through a patented system increasing the available torque for the supply of energy to the movement and the three discs for hours and minutes.
Also patented, a constant force escapement is used in order to stabilize the release of energy and the movement’s functioning during the 36 hour autonomy provided by the power reserve. Adding to the overall appeal, the beautifully finished German silver calibre L043.1 integrates 416 parts and a hand-engraved balance cock necessitating between 50 to 90 hours for finishing.
The Zeitwerk was awarded the "L' Aiguille d'Or" (“Golden Hand“) at the 2009 "Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève".