New: Lange 1815 Tourbillon now with an enamel dial. Full specs and price.

The Lange 1815 Tourbillon first burst into the scene in 2014 with the ground breaking technical tour de force of combining a stop seconds mechanism for a tourbillon with a zero reset mechanism Today, A Lange & Söhne releases a limited edition of 100 pieces in a white grand feu enamel dial in platinum.

The first is the zero reset mechanism, introduced in 1997 in the Langematic for a regular balance wheel, and a stop seconds mechanism for the tourbillon patented in 2008 for the Cabaret Tourbillon, and used in all tourbillons introduced by Lange since The 1815 Tourbillon of 2014 was the first wrist watch to incorporate both features The new enamel dial is manufactured in-house in Glashütte by Lange.

Lange first showed expertise in the art of grand feu enamel dials with the Lange 1 Tourbillon Handwerkskunst in 2014 , with the work of Romy Zimmermann 730.079F Movement Lange manufacture calibre L1021, manually wound, crafted to the most exacting Lange quality standards, decorated and assembled by hand; precision-adjusted in five positions; plates and bridges made of untreated German silver; seconds bridge engraved by hand. Source