Audemars Piguet Competitors

A racing machine on the wrist

When Dresden watchmaker Ferdinand Adolph Lange established his manufactory in 1845, he laid the cornerstone of Saxony’s precision watchmaking industry. After a glorious comeback in the 1990s, led by Walter Lange, our meticulously handcrafted timepieces remain highly coveted among collectors. You only feel what makes a Lange watch so exceptional when you hold it in your hands. This is what unites us among ourselves, and with the many watch enthusiasts who remain loyal to the A. Lange & Söhne name. Our commitment to young people is rooted deeply in the tradition of A. Lange & Söhne. The Lange Watchmaking School, established in 1997, provides training in horology and craftsmanship for aspiring watchmakers. After completing the three-year apprenticeship, they can work at the Lange workshops and are considered among the most talented individuals within the watchmaking industry. We employ staff from almost 22 global locations and are committed to diversity and equal opportunities, offering opportunities within the areas of watchmaking, product development, tool making, sales, marketing, purchasing, finance and human resources.

IWC Schaffhausen - Engineering beyond time. A Great Place to Work is where you trust those you work for, where you are proud of what you do and where you enjoy working with others. - Robert Levering, co-founder, Great Place to Work According to the latest employee survey and the majority of employees, this definition applies to the working environment at IWC Schaffhausen. Because of this, IWC has been officially certified as a "Great Place to Work". Visit our Careers page for more information on our website or click on the Careers tab to know more.