The Saxonia treasures

The Saxiona watches bear expressive names such as Saxonia Thin, Saxonia Annual Calendar, Saxonia Moon Phase, Saxonia Time Movement or Saxonia Automatic. Thus, the different functions and thus special features of the individual pieces are pointed out at once. In addition, the design is not the main focus of all models, but the "heart" of the watch: the movement inside. This is the core of the jewellery and guarantees best performance and a long life span. With the exception of the Vintage model, all Saxionas cases are traditionally round.

A. Long & Söhne Saxonia

The extraordinary watches from A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia are pure luxury. Although the timepieces have their price, they are also true masterpieces in which a great deal of knowledge, time and the highest quality materials have been invested. It is not for nothing that the Glashütte-based company has enjoyed an excellent reputation in the world of watches for many years. This makes their popular timepieces much more than just pure jewelry. In addition, all pieces from A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia represent a profitable investment, as they never lose value and often even gain. But no matter whether it is an individual status symbol, a personal memento, a long-awaited collector's item or a clever capital investment - the coveted pieces for the watch lover with class are real eye-catchers that you simply have to fall in love with.

A wide variety of model lines for everyone

Watches from A. Lange & Söhne are the finest Swiss brand watches directly from the manufacturer. Every single product from the Swiss company has an aesthetic, refined design. Variety plays a major role for the watchmakers: no two models are alike. In addition, the ideal companion is available for every preference. Extravagant, eye-catching timepieces with playful knick-knacks are just as much a part of the Manufacture's range as conventional pieces of jewellery with a simple design. In addition to Saxonia, there are other model lines from A. Lange & Söhne, for example under the names Zeitwerk or Striking Time.