Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Like all other Lange watches, the ODYSSEUS is assembled twice. Considerable dexterity is needed to perfectly fine-tune the interaction of all components. The complex initial assembly phase also includes the elaborate adjustment of the endshake of the small wheels of different sizes. In the process, the watchmaker must remove and refit the three-quarter plate several times to gradually optimise the endshake for every wheel. Once the movement has been assembled and tested, it is completely taken apart again. The parts are then cleaned. At this juncture, the three-quarter plate is endowed with Glashütte ribbing.
Like all other Lange watches, the ODYSSEUS is assembled twice. Considerable dexterity is needed to perfectly fine-tune the interaction of all components. The complex initial assembly phase also includes the elaborate adjustment of the endshake of the small wheels of different sizes. In the process, the watchmaker must remove and refit the three-quarter plate several times to gradually optimise the endshake for every wheel. Once the movement has been assembled and tested, it is completely taken apart again. The parts are then cleaned. At this juncture, the three-quarter plate is endowed with Glashütte ribbing.
