A. Lange and Sohne 118.032 Cabaret Moon Phase 18K Rose Gold Silver Dial

The A. Lange and Sohne Cabaret Moon Phase reference 118.032 stands as a testament to the Glashutte manufacture's commitment to technical mastery and design precision. Housed in an 18K rose gold rectangular case, this piece features a beautifully balanced silver dial, elevated by the signature oversized date and subtle moon phase complication—a rare display for the Cabaret line. Driven by Lange's hand-finished manual-wind caliber L943.3, the mechanism boasts a 45-hour power reserve and an impressive moon phase accuracy requiring adjustment only once every 122 years. The vertical arrangement of complications on the rectangular dial not only reinforces the Art Deco-inspired elegance but also exemplifies Lange's innovative spirit in adapting high horology to non-traditional shapes. Lavish finishing touches, such as the meticulously beveled edges and hand-engraved balance cock, cater strictly to collectors with an eye for detail. Its proportions elegantly contour the wrist, and the alligator strap faithfully underscores its classic appeal. As one of the few moon phase-equipped dress watches in Lange's catalogue, the 118.032 is celebrated for its collector status and marked scarcity. This reference delivers a harmonious blend of haute horlogerie, historical reverence, and contemporary exclusivity from one of Germany’s most revered manufactures. Excellent Condition with A. Lange and Sohne box and papers dated 2006.