The latest version of A. Lange & Söhne’s thinnest watch, the Saxonia Thin, is now available in the Gulf.

The thinnest A. Lange & Söhne timepiece, the Saxonia Thin distils the key facets of a Lange watch within a height of just 5.9 mm and now comes in two sizes. 

The model was first launched in 2011, enriching the Saxonia family with a model that perpetuates the traditional characteristics of its lineage with lucid sleekness and radiant elegance. 

Five years after its debut, the graceful two-hand watch now presents itself anew with a subtly reworked dial that reflects the current design of the Saxonia family. 

In comparison with the predecessor model, the baton-style hour markers in solid gold have been slightly extended and moved closer to the bezel. This gives the argenté-coloured solid-silver dial extra prominence. 

The new Saxonia Thin was unveiled at the 2016 Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) in Geneva and is now available through retailers in pink and white gold, with a case diameter of either 37 or 40 mm.

Both versions are powered by the manually wound calibre L093.1 movement which is a scant 2.9 mm thick and features the Lange-typical finissage of all parts. 

Its hallmarks include the German silver three-quarter plate decorated with Glashütte ribbing, solarised winding-train wheels, three screwed gold chatons and a hand-engraved balance cock.