New Erebus Blue Helix

Model:	A. Lange & Sohne	Last Scraped:	Nov. 27, 2024, 7:46 p.m.
Username:	ferrarif1fan	Location:	Unknown
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I was in on the preorder for the Ascent and was hooked by the gorgeous photos of the blue helix dial. I also really liked the overall size and design of the Ascent. Upon receiving the watch, I thought it was an awful lot of watch for the money. The finishing was really nice as was the on-the-fly adjustable clasp. However, upon receiving the watch, I was immediately reminded that I do not like, nor want, any automatic watches in my small collection. So, off she goes to someone who will appreciate it more than I. I did wear it in the house a couple of times, but I'd call it same as new. Asking $375, which includes Priority USPS shipping. Payment accepted by Zelle or money order. Other options may be discussed. If you have questions, or want the watch, send PM.

Price: $375.00

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	Established:	1845
	Website:	https://www.alange-soehne.com/en/
	Country of Origin:	Germany

Lange was founded in 1845 by Ferdinand Adolph Lange in the town of Glashütte, near Dresden, in the state of Saxony. Under Ferdinand, and then, following his death, his sons Emil and Richard, Lange produced quality pocket watches, the company's very best products generally being given the "1A" designation. Under subsequent generations of the Lange family, the company continued to produce pocket watches and, like many German watch makers, produced oversized wrist watches for use by German airmen in World War II.

In 1948, the post-war Soviet administration expropriated the company's property, and the Lange brand ceased to exist. However, in December 1990, following German reunification, the founder's great-grandson Walter Lange, together with watch industry executive Günter Blümlein, restored the company with the assistance of several Swiss watch manufacturers, including IWC and Jaeger-LeCoultre. The refounded Lange, again operating from Glashütte, presented its first range of wrist watches in 1994. Today, A. Lange & Söhne (litt. A. Lange & Sons) wrist watches are sold globally and Lange, like IWC, is a member of the Richemont group.

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