About the A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia
The Saxonia takes its name from Saxony, the historic German state where A. Lange & Söhne was re-founded in 1990 after the reunification of Germany, and it stands as the purest expression of the manufacture's design philosophy: clean symmetrical dials, precious metal cases, and movements decorated to the highest Glashütte standards including three-quarter plates in German silver and hand-engraved balance cocks. The Saxonia Thin distills this ethos into a slim, pared-back dress watch offered in 37mm and 39mm cases with hour, minute, and seconds displays, while the Saxonia Moon Phase adds a precisely engineered lunar complication in a 40mm case. At the top of the line, the Saxonia Triple Split in 43.2mm houses one of the most complex rattrapante chronograph mechanisms in production, capable of comparing elapsed times across three simultaneous measurements. Together, these references demonstrate the full range of complications that A. Lange & Söhne executes within a single, architecturally consistent case family.
What to Look For
Buyers shopping for an A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia for sale should first identify the complication tier that matches their needs, as the Thin references 201.027, 201.033, and 205.086 offer elegant simplicity, the Moon Phase references 384.026, 384.029, and 384.031 add a coveted celestial complication, and the Triple Split references 424.037F and 424.038F represent the pinnacle of technical ambition in the line. Dial color and case material are the next value drivers: blue and blue gold flux dials command particular collector attention, while white gold examples in smaller sizes tend to appeal to traditionalists, and pink rose gold variants carry a warm, contemporary character that has grown steadily in demand.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia watches at Bizak and Co. new or pre-owned?
Every Saxonia listed in this collection is brand new, arriving with full manufacturer packaging and documentation. Bizak and Co. authenticates each piece before shipping, so buyers can purchase with full confidence in provenance and condition.
What is the difference between the Saxonia Thin and the Saxonia Triple Split?
The Saxonia Thin is a slim, time-only dress watch available in 37mm and 39mm cases, designed for maximum elegance with minimal complication. The Saxonia Triple Split is a 43.2mm rattrapante chronograph capable of simultaneously measuring and comparing three elapsed times, representing one of the most mechanically complex achievements in the Saxonia family.
Which Saxonia references are available in pink rose gold?
Bizak and Co. currently carries the Saxonia Triple Split in pink rose gold with a blue dial reference 424.037F, the Saxonia Thin in pink rose gold with an argente silver dial reference 201.033, and the Saxonia Moon Phase in pink rose gold with a black dial reference 384.031. All three are brand new and ready to ship.
Buy, trade, or sell. Contact Bizak & Co. for pricing and availability on any reference in this collection.
