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The brand name Lange Sohne is a statement that A. Lange & Sohne watches are different, unique and rare. Its exacting design allows no compromises - only the highest possible standard of mechanical quality and precision. Lange Sohne watches always retain its exclusiveness and peculiarity."Magnificent" and "accurate" are just a few of the superlatives that come to mind when watch owners describe A. Lange & Sohne timepieces. Lange Sohne watches were always among the world's most prized. Celebrities, high-ranking nobility from near and far and even monarchs were among the satisfied customers. They all appreciate the amazing complexity and perfection of A. Lange & Sohne watches.
The illustrious name "Lange Sohne" stands for the exceptional achievements in watchmaking, perfection and the utmost in value. The unique intrinsic value of A. Lange & Sohne watches is based on technical ingenuity, useful innovations and traditional elements of watchmaking artistry. The precious wristwatches that bear the "Lange Sohne" signature have their roots in the grand history of Saxony. The "Lange Sohne" story of a watchmaking dynasty dates back to the Saxon court under Augustus the Strong. Adolph Lange set out to the Ore Mountains in 1845 and established the Saxon precision watchmaking industry in Glashütte. He and his successors established new standards in high-end horology and it did not take long before timekeeping instruments crafted by "Lange Sohne" ranked among the world's most coveted treasures. After the end of the Second World War, the factory was seized by the German Socialist Union. After refusing to work for the socialist labor union that taken control of Lange and six other engineering companies., he was sentenced to forced labor in the local uranium mines. With no hope remaining of salvaging his company, he had little reason to stay in Glashutte and fled to West Germany. Shortly after, 1951 the Lange name ceased to exist on watches as it was now one of seven German companies organized in a combine under the name Glashutte Uhrenbetrieben or GUB by the communist government. It was only after the German reunification in1990, the founder's great grandson, Walter Lange, began work to revive the company. Lange found a sponsor in Gunter Blumlein, at that time the boss of Switzerland's famous International Watch Company. (Gunther has now moved to the parent company LMH, who also has interests in Jaeger LeCoultre, IWC and Lange Uhren.) And with funding from LMH, Walter set about to restore the fine name of A. Lange und Sohne