102nd Auction
2020/6/29
Lot 61
A. Lange & Söhne, Glashütte i/SA "DOUBLE SPLIT FLYBACK", Movement No. 47367, Case No. 157327, Ref. 404.035, Cal. L001.1, 43 mm, circa 2005
A heavy Glashuette wristwatch in near mint condition, with flyback chronograph, double rattrapante and 38h power reserve indicator. The watch comes from the first reference with an in-house balance spring - with original box with integrated battery driven watchwinder, A. Lange & Söhne Proof of Origin, operating instructions, Lange-booklet and Lange-guarantee seal dated December 9, 2006
Case: platinum, screwed on glazed back, "Lange" platinum buckle. Dial: black.
Launched in 2004, the DOUBLE SPLIT is the world’s first and only mechanical chronograph with a double-rattrapante function. It features two pairs of stopwatch hands that can run together as well as separately. For the first time, they allow time comparisons, lap-time and reference-value measurements as well as fastest/slowest measurements of events that last up to 30 minutes.
The long, narrow sweep hand measures seconds and fractions of a second. The minutes that have elapsed are indicated by the respective precisely-jumping minute counter hand in the subsidiary dial on the right.
With the Double Split, times can be stopped to an accuracy of one-sixth of a second. Accordingly, the minute scale is subdivided into six intervals per second. Moreover, the peripheral tachometer scale allows speeds to be measured in kilometres per hour over a distance of 1000 metres.
Source: www.alange-soehne.com
A heavy Glashuette wristwatch in near mint condition, with flyback chronograph, double rattrapante and 38h power reserve indicator. The watch comes from the first reference with an in-house balance spring - with original box with integrated battery driven watchwinder, A. Lange & Söhne Proof of Origin, operating instructions, Lange-booklet and Lange-guarantee seal dated December 9, 2006
Case: platinum, screwed on glazed back, "Lange" platinum buckle. Dial: black.
Launched in 2004, the DOUBLE SPLIT is the world’s first and only mechanical chronograph with a double-rattrapante function. It features two pairs of stopwatch hands that can run together as well as separately. For the first time, they allow time comparisons, lap-time and reference-value measurements as well as fastest/slowest measurements of events that last up to 30 minutes.
The long, narrow sweep hand measures seconds and fractions of a second. The minutes that have elapsed are indicated by the respective precisely-jumping minute counter hand in the subsidiary dial on the right.
With the Double Split, times can be stopped to an accuracy of one-sixth of a second. Accordingly, the minute scale is subdivided into six intervals per second. Moreover, the peripheral tachometer scale allows speeds to be measured in kilometres per hour over a distance of 1000 metres.
Source: www.alange-soehne.com
Sold
estimated
50.000—80.000 €
Price realized
54.100 €