145.025
- Model
- ZEITWERK STRIKING TIME
- Case material
- 950 platinum
- Case size
- 44.2mm
- Movement
- Manual
- Calibre
- L043.2
- Market value band
- $70k – $250k
The Zeitwerk Striking Time strikes the hours on a low-pitched gong and each quarter-hour on a higher-pitched one, automatically as time passes, with a pusher at four o'clock to silence it, a step below the on-demand Zeitwerk Minute Repeater and a step above the plain Zeitwerk. This platinum reference was limited to 100 pieces, paired with a rhodium-silver dial. Caliber L043.2 drives the movement's jumping-numeral discs alongside the striking mechanism.
Key dates.
- Zeitwerk Striking Time introduced in platinum, limited to 100 pieces
- The striking mechanism is a passing strike, not a push-button repeater; it sounds on its own at each hour and quarter unless silenced.
- This reference strikes the hour and quarter only. The Zeitwerk Décimal Strike instead marks the hour and every ten minutes, and the Zeitwerk Minute Repeater sounds the full time to the minute on demand.
Before you ask.
What movement does the A. Lange & Söhne 145.025 use?
The A. Lange & Söhne 145.025 runs the L043.2, a manual movement.
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