A. Lange & Söhne Langematik Perpetual Calendar: Unveiling Its Unique Calendar Correction

ianny · 2021-01-01T02:59:09Z

Discover the A. Lange & Söhne Langematik Perpetual Calendar's hidden gem: a single-push calendar correction. Collectors share insights on this convenient feature.

Ian's New Year's greeting featuring his A. Lange & Söhne Langematik Perpetual Calendar sparked a focused discussion among collectors. This thread highlights a significant, often overlooked, functional detail of the Langematik Perpetual Calendar, offering valuable insights into its practical advantages for owners. The community's contributions underscore how specific design choices enhance the user experience of complex timepieces.

Key Points from the Discussion

The A. Lange & Söhne Langematik Perpetual Calendar features a 10 o'clock pushbutton that advances all calendar functions by one full day with a single push. This convenient feature, often overlooked by sales staff, significantly simplifies setting the watch, especially for infrequent wearers.
The 'one-push correction' feature is a practical design element that makes setting the Langematik Perpetual Calendar very easy, enhancing the ownership experience for such a complicated watch.
There's a common misconception regarding which A. Lange & Söhne models possess the 'one-push correction' feature; it's present on the Langematik Perpetual Calendar and the 1815 Annual Calendar, but not the Saxonia Annual Calendar.

The Discussion

Filip

Jan 1, 2021

Perfect handstitched strap too:) Mine says

.. hi

amanico

Jan 1, 2021

Same back to you, my good friend.

COUNT DE MONET

Jan 1, 2021

You know that this is actually a perpetual calendar ...

Chronometer (aka yacomino)

Jan 1, 2021

Really? I thought this was an annual calendar no?

COUNT DE MONET

Jan 1, 2021

The only difference is the missing notch on the four year cycle wheel... 99.9% of the movement is identitical to the perpetual.

Chronometer (aka yacomino)

Jan 1, 2021

I see...too bad they don’t turn it into one then! Would be the nice...is it the same with the 1815 annual calendar?

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