The calibre L931.3
SEEN THROUGH A WATCHMAKER’S LOUPE (2 MB)

THE FORM MOVEMENT OF THE CABARET.

The CABARET promises a rare and unique sight for those who venture a look backstage: The spectacular form movement L931.3. Beautifully sculpted, it fills every last corner of the case with exquisite Lange horological artistry. Indeed, it is an absolute rarity in mechanical watchmaking.

View through the sapphire-crystal caseback

A PERFECTLY FINISHED MASTERPIECE.

Like the case, the three-quarter plate made of untreated German silver is rectangular. It is decorated with Glashütte ribbing. The blued screws and the three screwed gold chatons are fascinating visual accents. All surfaces of the form movement are meticulously finished by hand, even those that usually remain concealed to the eye of the beholder. Moreover, the edges are chamfered and polished.

Whiplash precision index adjuster and hand-engraved balance cock

INTRINSIC VALUES PASSIONATELY CHOREOGRAPHED.

The seconds hand of the manually wound movement stops when the crown is pulled. When fully wound, the watch has a power reserve of 42 hours. The intricate, shock-proofed screw balance executes 21,600 semi-oscillations per hour and is adjusted in five positions. The patented whiplash precision index adjuster is mounted on a small balance cock which is engraved by hand, giving every CABARET a one-of-a-kind personality.