A. Lange & Söhne Introduces New 1815 Tourbillon with Enamel Dial

Just four years later, the company patented a groundbreaking invention-the first wristwatch to combine a one-minute tourbillon with a fusée-and-chain transmission in the Tourbillon "Pour le Mérite" timepiece In 2000, A Lange & Söhne debuted the Lane 1 Tourbillon, which was the first wristwatch with a tourbillon, an outsize date, twin mainspring barrels for three days' power reserve, and a progressive power-reserve indication.

In 2014, its 1815 Tourbillon introduced a new system that combined the stop-seconds mechanism for the tourbillon with a patented zero-reset mechanism Today, the watchmaker has introduced a new version of its 1815 tourbillon with an enamel dial, coming in a hefty platinum 39.55 mm case that is 11.3 mm thick Lange also managed to perfectly fit the tourbillon's bridge into the enamel dial.

The new enamel 1815 Tourbillon's L102.1 hand-wound movement, which can be seen through the caseback, features handcrafted silver plates with expert decorative finishing Only 100 of the new 1815 Tourbillon in Enamel have been created, and despite its steep price tag, word has it that collectors have already come calling. . Source