A. Lange & Söhne 410.025 Datograph Perpetual Calendar Platinum Silver Dial

The A. Lange and Sohne Datograph Perpetual ref. 410.025E is one of the standout complicated chronographs of the modern era, combining the Datograph's signature architecture with a perpetual calendar in a 950 platinum case. Introduced in 2006, it took the Datograph into more complex territory without losing the balance and legibility that define the model. The silver-toned rhodie dial stays remarkably clear for a watch with this much information. The outsized date, moonphase, day and month displays, and chronograph indications are laid out with real discipline, giving the watch symmetry without visual clutter. Inside is the manually wound caliber L952.1, known for its layered construction, precise hand-finishing, and exceptional depth. It pairs a flyback chronograph and jumping minute counter with a perpetual calendar designed to remain accurate for generations if kept running. At 41 mm in platinum, the watch has strong wrist presence, but the proportions stay controlled and distinctly Lange. This is not a limited edition made for a specific country or boutique, which adds to its appeal for collectors looking for a straightforward example of Lange's serially produced high-complication watchmaking. Now discontinued, the 410.025E has become especially attractive to collectors focused on early complicated Lange watches from the post-revival period. For a buyer looking for a Datograph Perpetual with presence, mechanical substance, and a clean, well-resolved dial, this reference remains a compelling choice. Like New with A. Lange & Sohne box and papers dated 2008. This watch was just completely serviced by A. Lange and Sohne in Q1/2026.