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Power, The Saxon Way: The New Lang & Heyne Friedrich III Power Reserve Does Things A Bit Differently
Description@langheyne #LangundHeyne #FriedrichIII #MONOCHROMEwatches As an advocate for high-end, artisanal watchmaking for 25 years already, it's fair to say Lang & Heyne does things a touch differently than others. The brand's unbridled attention to detail, deeply rooted devotion to tradition and an incredibly high level of fiMore
@langheyne #LangundHeyne #FriedrichIII #MONOCHROMEwatches
As an advocate for high-end, artisanal watchmaking for 25 years already, it's fair to say Lang & Heyne does things a touch differently than others. The brand's unbridled attention to detail, deeply rooted devotion to tradition and an incredibly high level of finishing certainly make the watches stand out. This new Friedrich III Power Reserve is a perfect example of that, and the complication itself makes perfect sense on a manually wound watch.
Where in most watches, the power reserve is directly connected to the barrel with a hand moving up and down as the mainspring winds and unwinds, the team at Lang & Heyne have developed a special differential. It ensures the indication is never under stress, as it's more carried along than wound. The indication itself is akin to those found on historic marine chronometers, with a dotted section that gradually gets smaller the closer it gets to zero.
All this is set in the classically elegant Friedrich III, with signature triple-lug design and a crisp white ceramic dial. At the heart, there's a Grivé-finished section, with red or blue details distinguishing the gold from the platinum edition.
This and more, in the full video! Enjoy!
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00:00 Intro
00:15 Background
01:01 Proper Haute Horlogerie
01:13 The Friedrich Collection
01:33 Not Your Typical Power Reserve
02:12 The Power Reserve Construction
03:30 The White Ceramic Dial
04:37 Gold or Platinum Cases
05:11 Tho
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