A. Lange & Söhne

The Saxonia Double Split was launched in 2004 and it was the world's first double rattrapante chronograph, housing a second minute counter on top of the traditional split seconds. Robust and impressive, the present watch features a 43 mm diameter platinum case, empowered by the extraordinary calibre L0001.1, which has an ingenious mechanism that allows both the chronograph hand and rattrapante hand to fly back. In order to contain the powerful movement, the watch is rather thick and measures at approximately 15 mm. Taking a look at the sapphire crystal case back, one can admire the depth and layers of architectural excellence of the German watchmaking brand. The dial design on the other hand, draws inspiration from the Datograph while building a new identity for the Double Split, featuring a power reserve indication in the place of the big date. Upon close inspection, one will notice the second rattrapante is in a different golden colour from the regular blue. Remarkable and exceptional, the astounding level of attention to details for the Saxonia Double Split is sure to be appreciated by all watch collectors.