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The Lang & Heyne Anton Steel with black enamel dial is a timepiece rooted in the heritage of fine Saxon watchmaking. Inspired by King Anton of Saxony, this elegant watch combines modern aesthetics with mechanical mastery.
At its heart lies the exceptional Calibre IX, featuring a flying tourbillon with an intricate single-sided carriage and gold shock absorber spring. The black “Grand Feu” enamel dial provides a dramatic backdrop, punctuated by stainless steel hands and Art Deco numerals for a touch of contemporary refinement.
The Anton Tourbillon is housed in a sleek stainless steel case with sapphire crystal top and exhibition back, allowing an unobstructed view of the detailed movement. With a 55-hour power reserve and superb precision, this model balances performance and artistry.
Every Lang & Heyne timepiece is a tribute to the tradition of horology, and the Anton Steel with black dial stands as a remarkable achievement of beauty and function.
AU$195,000 inc GST (AU$177,272.73 for international deliveries)
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Lang & Heyne Anton Steel black dial
King Anton ruled Saxony in the early 1800s despite never being destined for the throne. As fifth-born, he came to power in middle age and proceeded to rule with tolerance and a delicate understanding of power balance during times of revolution and upheaval. This earned him the title of Anton ‘the kind’ – an unexpected treasure who served his people well. The Anton Tourbillon was created with this noble heritage through the skilled workmanship of master watchmakers trained in the art of horological design and construction. A Lang & Heyne watch is always a small piece of magic and the Tourbillon Anton is no exception with its filigree detail and high precision.
For over 200 years the tourbillon has served as a symbol of mastery in the world of horology so it is only natural that the master watchmakers at Lang & Heyne committed themselves to meeting this industry benchmark. During the first half of the 20th century, the tourbillon complication was enhanced by the Saxon School of Watchmaking with their interpretation of the side-mounted, ‘flying’ carousel. Lang & Heyne’s Tourbillon embraces this concept in the stunning rectangular Anton. The lightweight, delicate nature of the Tourbillon cage reduces the power demand and shock sensitivity of the mechanism, rendering the movement more functional and reliable.
The beauty of the rectangular calibre with its spectacular bar-movement and chatoned, double-diamond, end stone crowns is further enhanced by the opening on the “Grand Feu” enamel dial for the delicate tourbillon cage. Whether set in a solid, 18ct rose gold, stainless steel, or Grade 5 platinum case the Anton Tourbillon is both a joy to wear and a beauty to behold – the perfect balance of functionality and form.
This exceptional timepiece highlights the mastery of Lang & Heyne’s watchmakers, combining the tourbillon complication with the striking visual balance of a black dial. It is a sophisticated expression of tradition and innovation, making it a standout addition to any discerning collection.
Caliber IX
Flying minute tourbillon: single-sided carriage, delicate cage, three-arm gold shock absorber spring, fixed seconds wheel, two chaton-set brilliant-cut diamonds frame the inscription.
Technical details
Case: Dimension without lugs 40mm x 32mm, height 9.4mm, Sapphire crystal case top and exhibition case back, water resistant to 3 ATM, premium stainless steel
Dial: Rectangular black enamel dial with Art Deco numerals, stainless steel hands
Movement: Manual winding, 55 hour power reserve, hour and minute indication, huge eccentric second (14.5mm), second hand stop, in-house calibre Caliber IX
Availability note: Depending on availability, delivery times may vary on certain models.
Flying minute tourbillon: single-sided carriage, delicate cage, three-arm gold shock absorber spring, fixed seconds wheel, two chaton-set brilliant-cut diamonds frame the inscription.
Tourbillon
For more than 200 years, the tourbillon has been a symbol of horological craftsmanship. The interpretation by the Saxon watchmaking school in the first half of the 20th century, with a “flying” carriage, meaning a single-sided construction, brought this mechanism to maturity.
The tourbillon of Lang & Heyne follows this tradition, being lightweight and elegant due to its extremely delicate cage. Its finesse and lightness reduce the additional energy required and, at the same time, minimize the sensitivity to shocks of the mechanism.
In watchmaking, raw parts are the foundation for creating masterpieces. The use of 3D design programs allows the design of detailed contours directly transmitted to the machines. Machine operators play a crucial role in programming, tool procurement, and setup. This modern technology enables the production of smaller batches with high precision and versatility.
Flat and frame parts are milled, while rotationally symmetrical parts with bores and millings are created on lathes and machining centers. Additionally, modern processes like laser cutting, wire erosion, and electroplating are used to precisely manufacture two-dimensional parts. This process combines the best of tradition and modernity to create precise and high-quality watch components.
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