A. Lange & Söhne
Odysseus
363.068
Lange's first true sport watch, rendered in white gold with an outsize date.
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Overview
The A. Lange & Söhne Odysseus reference 363.068 represents a landmark departure for the Saxon manufacture: its first purpose-built sport watch, introduced in 2020. The 40.5 mm 18k white gold case houses the in-house Calibre L155.1 Datomatic, delivering the brand's signature outsize date alongside a day display on a grey brass dial. The combination of Lange's traditional finishing standards with a sport-oriented architecture made the Odysseus one of the most discussed debuts of its era.
History
A. Lange & Söhne relaunched in 1994 after the reunification of Germany, quickly establishing itself as a standard-bearer for high horology in the grand-complication tradition. The Odysseus, unveiled in 2020, broke new ground for the manufacture by introducing an integrated-bracelet sport watch — a category the brand had never previously entered. The reference 363.068 in white gold was among the inaugural executions of the line, positioning Lange alongside the storied sport-luxury watches of Switzerland while retaining the distinctly Saxon character of its movement finishing and complications.
Notable points
- First sport watch ever produced by A. Lange & Söhne, marking a significant strategic expansion of the manufacture's portfolio.
- Calibre L155.1 Datomatic features Lange's celebrated outsize date — a complication that has defined the brand since its 1994 relaunch — paired with a day-of-week display.
- Case is crafted in 18k white gold at 40.5 mm, an unusual choice for a sport reference and a direct expression of Lange's luxury positioning.
- Grey brass dial provides a cool, contemporary tone that complements the white gold case while maintaining legibility across the day and date apertures.
- Movement finishing follows Lange's exacting Saxon traditions — including hand-engraved balance cocks and three-quarter plates — even within a sport-watch context.
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