A. Lange & Söhne is proving why good things come in threes. The esteemed watchmaker has just unveiled its third Triple Split timepiece, following behind its white-gold and pink-gold siblings that were debuted in 2018 and 2021, respectively. The newest chronograph brings a new material into the mix, with a platinum case and a rhodié-colored dial. Here, Lange has once again shined light on a rather impressive watch, not to mention a technical powerhouse. The Triple Split was the first, and remains the only, split-second chronograph in the world that can measure intermediate, comparative, and total times of events for as long as 12 hours. That’s all thanks to the rattrapante extending to both the minutes and hours counters, in an extra boost from a classic split-seconds. And you can see that triple rattrapante play out on the dial, done up in varying shades of gray; it’s also home to a..
