The 1815 Chronograph Boutique Edition signals that it is a modernized masterpiece right from its white gold case and very distinctive blue lettering. Measuring at a modern and wearable 39.5 mm in diameter and 11 mm in thickness with intricate details such as the stepped bezel, the piece is an absolute joy to wear.
1815 Chronograph Boutique Edition brought also back one of the signatures and dearly missed elements of the collection: Pulsometer. It sits on the inclined periphery of the dial, delivers that vintage puff, and constitutes the outline of the dial. On the deepest layer, 1815 Chronograph Boutique Edition showcases its sub-registers with concentric circles. With such finishing, the sub-dials stand out from the rest of the dial.
“In awe” are the words that springs to mind when you look at the gorgeous L951.5 movement of the 1815 Chronograph. Movement design and development requires great skills and large investments. Therefore it is no wonder that many watch companies turn to specialists for adding chronograph modules to their movements or buying complete chronograph movements. Lange does not do that. The calibre L951.1 (first introduced in the iconic Datograph) was shown to the world in 1999 was designed and developed from the ground up. This manually wound movement did set new standards for high quality chronographs.
