A. Lange and Sohne 238.032 1815 Annual Calendar Rose Gold Silver Dial

The A. Lange and Sohne 238.032 1815 Annual Calendar epitomizes the Saxon manufacturer's commitment to precision and refinement, combining classical design with technical sophistication. Housed in a 40mm rose gold case and presenting an argent-colored, solid silver dial, this model was introduced in the late 2010s as a manual-wind alternative to Lange's perpetual calendars. The L051.3 caliber at its heart pays homage to traditional watchmaking, offering a 72-hour power reserve and exhibiting classic three-quarter plate architecture and hand-finishing expected from the Glashutte atelier. Distinctive blued steel hands and an intuitive arrangement of calendar sub-dials underscore its collector-minded functionality while maintaining an uncluttered aesthetic. The analogue displays for the date, day, and month provide both visual harmony and practical utility, further enhanced by the moonphase indicator integrated at six o'clock. Collectors value this reference for its pure annual calendar complication—a relative rarity executed with Lange's uncompromising exactitude, both in engineering and finishing. This timepiece is as technically engaging as it is visually timeless, prized for its blend of understated utility, handcraft, and German horological heritage. It stands as an understated statement for those who value mechanical ingenuity in everyday complications. Like New with A. Lange box and papers dated 2020.