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Video   The WatchAn example from its final year of production, this 403.031F is an exemplary 'Dufourgraph' with a noteworthy addition to its model number. The 'F' at the end denotes that this piece was delivered with a folding buckle, a request which had to be placed directly with Lange as it wasn't listed in the catalogue. Crafted from 18ct pink gold, the three-step construction of this Datograph's 39mm case creates a commanding presence that's entirely appropriate for the level of watchmaking on offer. The case's design exudes confidence and boldness by incorporating satin finishing to the case band and polishing to both the rounded bezel and the boldly notched lug design. Observing the Teutonic timekeeper from the profile reveals a caseback primarily executed to accommodate the magnitude of the movement—however, it also benefits wearability as the dropped design as it journeys to the lugs. The dial of a Datograph is always something to celebrate, not only for its presentation of functionality but also for its apparent intelligence and obsession with clarity. By lowering the bi-compact sub-register placement slightly below three and nine, it welcomes a sense of breathing space for the commanding and unusual use and placement of the big-date window at twelve. This luxury is one not often available with complex chronographs of this calibre, with the presence of alternating raised Roman and baton numerals and lumed Alpha hands (all produced in gold to match the case) contributing greatly to the visual charm of the Datograph. Offset by a deep black dial made from silver with contrast favouring sub-registers in white, this 403.031F screams sophistication. The aforementioned big-date complication (inspired by the Semper Opera House in Dresden, Germany) is framed in a matching golden hue and stands as a hallmark of A. Lange & Söhne.It's worth highlighting that the tachymeter scale at two o'clock reads 'METER', which indicates that this dial is an earlier production