This piece centers on an A. Lange & Söhne pocket movement dated 24 June 1916, thoughtfully adapted into a wristwatch as a marriage conversion. The antique enamel dial and the movement’s original hunter-watch intentions speak to early 20th‑century Glashütte watchmaking and period aesthetics. Mechanically it is notable for Caliber 41 with 15 jewels and a swan‑neck fine regulator, a detail prized for precise adjustment. For a contemporary collector the watch offers a tactile connection to historical manufacture and watchmaking technique, presented in a documented and service-supported format.