101.025, 'Stealth' Lange 1, Platinum Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph Finishing standards remain extremely high

Finishing standards remain extremely high in the traditional Glashütte aesthetic

highly sought-after for not just their rarity but also the inherent discretion of the metal

5mm steel case is entirely unique to this collaboration

as chess grandmaster Gary Kasparov chose to wear one throughout the 90s and early 2000s

101.025, 'Stealth' Lange 1, Platinum Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph Finishing standards remain extremely highA ref. 101. 025 with platinum case and silver dial, one of the most subtle configurations of the foundational Lange 1 line present at the A. Lange & Shne 1994 re launch. It was quickly nicknamed Stealth for its discreet, monochromatic aesthetic. One year later, the 101. 025 offered the same configuration but with the beautifully finished calibre L901. 0 now visible through its display caseback. This earlier Lange 1 calibre features the difficult to