LANG & HEYNE admire and venerate the great watch artists of former and present times. They created and create masterly works of art with the help of simple means and methods but also with a lot enthusiasm and professional code of ethics, capacity for invention and knowledge of the science of mechanics.

It is our duty as well as our great pleasure to take care for the preservation of their heritage so that it remains accessible for future generations.


Left image:
Precision pendulum clock from Strasser & Rohde
in Glashütte/Dresden ca. 1890

Right image:
Old mineral glasses for restorations

When restoring and refurbishing, it is highly important for us to put ourselves into the position of the respective period of time and to work as much as possible with the same procedures as the artist of the piece on hand. After research and cost analysis, the project is discussed and carried out in co-operation with the owner.

LANG & HEYNE have the knowledge and ability to reconstruct and rebuild almost every possibly missing mechanical piece. With the highest ambition and demands on ourselves, we dedicate ourselves to the most complicated mechanics concerning clocks and watches.


Left image:
Pocket watch in a tortoise-shell case
from Christ Ehrgott Weise – Dresden ca. 1800