147.025
- Model
- ZEITWERK MINUTE REPEATER
- Case material
- 950 platinum
- Case size
- 44.2mm
- Movement
- Manual
- Calibre
- L043.5
- Market value band
- $400k – $2.5M
The Zeitwerk Minute Repeater is the first mechanical wristwatch to combine a jumping-numerals display with a decimal minute repeater, introduced at SIHH in 2015. Caliber L043.5 uses six patented mechanisms so the repeater reads and sounds the numeral discs' positions correctly even mid-jump. The chime runs on a decimal rather than the usual quarter-hour system. The platinum reference is limited to 30 pieces.
Key dates.
- Zeitwerk Minute Repeater introduced at SIHH, the first mechanical watch to pair a jumping-numerals display with a decimal minute repeater
- Caliber L043.5 has 771 parts and six patented mechanisms.
- Limited to 30 pieces in platinum.
- The decimal chiming pattern, low tone per hour, double tone per ten minutes, high tone per minute, is specific to this movement.
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What movement does the A. Lange & Söhne 147.025 use?
The A. Lange & Söhne 147.025 runs the L043.5, a manual movement.
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