Last year’s headline-making Odysseus gets a sleek, sporty athletic rubber strap, while the Zeitwerk gets a swoon-worthy new white gold version with a deep-blue dial, limited to only 30 pieces ...

Lange is now producing the model in white gold on an integrated rubber or leather strap. The Odysseus retains its signature combination of Lange’s iconic outsize date in a double aperture at 3 o ...

Or, at least with less worry — the Odysseus is still a $28,000+ watch ... one with a hand-stitched leather strap in dark brown with a grey seam, and one in black rubber. Lange specializes in ...

Till 2019, there was no question that steel Lange watches were rare. Then came the Odysseus, an all-steel sports watch, including the bracelet. Another Odysseus model followed two years later. , in ...

And just announced at this year's Watches & Wonders is a new Odysseus that features ... of a leather or rubber strap. Although outwardly simple, the watch contains Lange's fabulously finished ...

If ever there was a watch that embodied warmth, it’s the A. Lange & Söhne Odysseus Honeygold. Unveiled at Watches and Wonders 2025, this latest iteration of Lange’s most unexpected collection ...

Here’s a closer look at the new Minute Repeater Perpetual, 1815, and Odysseus Honeygold. Watches Watches Price: TBA A. Lange & Söhne gives competitors like Patek Philippe a run for their money ...

At Watches & Wonders in Geneva, A. Lange & Söhne reveals the Odysseus Chronograph, its first self-winding chronograph offering. Back in 2019, the luxury watchmaker launched the initial Odysseus ...

The Odysseus, first introduced in 2019 as A. Lange & Söhne’s inaugural luxury sportswatch, has undergone several iterations in steel, white gold and titanium. For the first time, the model is n ...

A. Lange & Söhne is giving its fellow high-end European watch brands a run for their money with its new Odysseus, a heavy-duty steel timepiece that can take a beating. And at $28,800, it’s ...

For almost their entire history, chronograph watches were hand-wound. Self-winding versions appeared in the 1960s, but those movements tended to be employed by the sportier, more casual watch brands.