A very rare and important Angelus Chronodato chronograph wristwatch made in the early 1940s. Stainless steel case. Manual-winding Angelus cal.217 movement. Black and grey dial, with date on the outer black part, two registers at 3 and 9 and two windows for day and date at 12 and 6. Painted luminous index and syringe white hands.

Angelus Chronodatos are the first calendar chronograph wristwatch to have appeared in the late 1930s, finding a beautiful example can be an hard task since these watches weren’t well isolated from humidity and dust. Most have a silver dial, and only a few have came out of the factory with a black or grey/black dial. This is once again a very rare opportunity to get your hands on a historically important chronograph in a rare and desirable configuration.

Plexiglas – 37,5mm diameter w/o crown – 20mm bracelet width.

Condition report :

• Dial – The dial is in very good vintage condition, shows a beautiful “tropical” patina, shows wear signs of age and light scratches.
• Case – The case is in very good condition. Looks unpolished.
• Movement – The movement is in good condition.
• Overall – The watch is in very good vintage condition.