A. Lange & Söhne With the opening of the manufactory in 1845, the Dresden watchmaker Ferdinand Adolph Lange laid the foundation for the Saxon watch industry. His precious pocket watches continue to be coveted by collectors around the world. After the Second World War the company was expropriated, and the name A. Lange & Söhne fell into oblivion. After the courageous relaunch in 1990 by Walter Lange, great-grandson of Ferdinand Adolph Lange, today the company produces only a few thousand wristwatches a year, in gold or platinum. The timepieces are exclusively equipped with patented movements, richly decorated and assembled by hand. In just over twenty years, A. Lange & Söhne has developed fifty-one in-house calibers and has secured a high-end positioning among the best watch brands in the world. His greatest successes include innovative chronometer instruments such as the Lange 1 with the first oversized date in a mass-produced wristwatch and the Zeitwerk, with perfectly legible jumping numerals - both have become icons of the venerable brand. Ugo Piccini Jewelery, a lover of refinement and technical perfection of watches, offers the exclusive A. Lange & Söhne in Florence. By using our site you accept the use of cookies.Accept Read everything

Montblanc The history of Montblanc begins in 1924 with the creation of the famous Meisterstück fountain pen. Since that time, Montblanc has become synonymous with the highest culture of writing, giving life to precious tools designed to fix thoughts and memories forever. The quality and the artisan tradition are the values that still guide the company today in the proposal of fountain pens, precious watches and leather goods made meticulously by hand, the result of an uncompromising choice in terms of style, materials and refined craftsmanship. Gioielleria Ugo Piccini is an authorized Montblanc retailer in Florence, to which it has dedicated an exhibition space in its historic shop, a stone's throw from Ponte Vecchio. By using our site you accept the use of cookies.Accept Read everything