A. Lange and Sohne Tourbillon Pour le Merite 701.001 18k Yellow Gold + Bracelet AMAZING

A. Lange & Sohne 701.001 Tourbillon Pour le Merite 701001, One of the original 4 models presented by Lange in 1994, the tourbillon was intended to show the technical prowess of the newly reborn company. Limited to only 106 pieces in yellow gold (with 200 pieces produced in total across all metals). 18k yellow gold case on a period correct 18k yellow gold Lange bracelet (made by Wellendorf), manual wind Lange caliber L902.0 movement with a 36-hour power reserve and 60-second exposed tourbillon with a diamond cap jewel at 6 o'clock, the first wrist watch ever to incorporate a tourbillon with a fusee and chain winding mechanism (consisting of 636 parts by itself) which helps distribute power evenly throughout the span of the power reserve, German silver dial with black painted Arabic numeral hour markers and railroad minute track, running seconds at 9 o'clock, power reserve indicator at 3 o'clock, blued steel hands, sapphire crystal, display back, diameter 38.5mm, thickness: 10mm. Like New with A. Lange & Sohne box, notes describing the features of the watch and a purchase date of January 1995, the factory testing sheets (also dated 1995) and Lange warranty card, which is undated.