Fresh, assertive, and imaginative, the A. Lange & Söhne Cabaret embodies the Saxon manufacture’s spirit of experimentation and uncompromising horological excellence. Only three years after the brand’s celebrated rebirth in 1994, Lange challenged convention with the Cabaret, replacing its familiar round cases with a striking rectangular design. Distinguished by its outsized date display—a hallmark inspired by the Semper Opera House clock in Dresden—the model marked a bold departure from traditional Lange aesthetics.

Launched at Baselworld 1997, the collection began with the pink‑gold ref. 107.031 featuring a two‑tone black and silver dial. A year later, in 1998, the present ref. 107.027 was introduced in white gold, showcasing an elegant navy-blue dial. Its austere geometry softened by Roman numerals and diamond‑shaped indexes—echoes from the Lange 1 and early Saxonia—it possesses a timeless style reminiscent of traditional elegance, with a technical finesse resolutely modern. At its heart beats the cal. L931.3, operating at 3 Hz with a power reserve of 42 hours, housed within a case whose refinement makes it an ideal companion for formal occasions.

Offered in barely worn condition, this example of the Cabaret captures both the artistry and daring innovation that define A. Lange & Söhne. An exceptional dress watch for the sophisticated connoisseur of fine German watchmaking.