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拍品 3748
朗格，非常精細及罕有，鉑金，萬年曆， 月相及閏年顯示，特大日曆顯示，自動上弦腕錶， “Langematik Perpetual”，型號301.025，約2004年製
SIGNED A. LANGE & SOHNE, GLASHUTTE I/SA, SAX-O-MAT, LANGEMATIK PERPETUAL MODEL, REF. 301.025, MOVEMENT NO. 28'273, CASE NUMBER 146'743, CIRCA 2004
已結束2011年11月30日
成交價
HKD 312,500
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US$30,000-50,000
With A. Lange & Söhne undated International Guarantee, setting pin and product literature.
The Langematik Perpetual is the world's first automatic wristwatch featuring a perpetual calendar, an oversized date and the patented zero reset mechanism allowing the calendar displays as well as the moon phase indication to be advanced either individually or collectively by depressing the calendar change button in the band.
Once correctly set, the date display remains accurate until the next secular year occurs: On 28 February 2100, it will need to be advanced by only one day. The moon phase mechanism is also stunningly accurate: after 122.6 years of uninterrupted operation, it deviates from synodic lunation by merely one day.
Lange's patented "zero-reset" mechanism simplifies the synchronization of the watch with a time signal. When the crown is pulled out, it automatically causes the seconds hand to jump to the 12 o'clock or "zero" position.
With A. Lange & Söhne undated International Guarantee, setting pin and product literature.
The Langematik Perpetual is the world's first automatic wristwatch featuring a perpetual calendar, an oversized date and the patented zero reset mechanism allowing the calendar displays as well as the moon phase indication to be advanced either individually or collectively by depressing the calendar change button in the band.
Once correctly set, the date display remains accurate until the next secular year occurs: On 28 February 2100, it will need to be advanced by only one day. The moon phase mechanism is also stunningly accurate: after 122.6 years of uninterrupted operation, it deviates from synodic lunation by merely one day.
Lange's patented "zero-reset" mechanism simplifies the synchronization of the watch with a time signal. When the crown is pulled out, it automatically causes the seconds hand to jump to the 12 o'clock or "zero" position.