Angelus La Fabrique Chronographe Télémètre Steel Bronze-Rose 0CHCS.P01A.V010S
Vintage appeal with an in-house chronograph calibre
Measuring 37 mm, the Chronographe Télémètre Steel pairs a vintage-inspired dial with a monopusher built into the crown, nodding to Angelus’s rich chronograph heritage. Its hand-wound movement, historic craftsmanship, and refined finishes give it a sleek, retro elegance.
A telemeter is one of the measurement scales that are linked to a chronograph’s sweep seconds. This category also includes pulsometers, tachymeters, decimal scales, fixed or rotating countdown scales, and asthmometers, a speciality of Angelus. Telemeters are used to measure the distance of an event. The chronograph is started when the event is seen, then stopped when it is heard. The scale is finely graduated in kilometres and corresponds to the duration divided by the speed of sound (approximately 1,240 km/h).
With a diameter of 37 mm, the Chronographe Télémètre is the smallest contemporary Angelus model. The case middle presents characteristic curves that run from lug to lug. The polished edges, plunging at the top and twisted on the flanks, highlight the complex shape of the lugs. These dynamic details contribute to the characteristic vintage signature of the timepieces in the La Fabrique collection.
The satin-finished flange echoes the finish of the case and contrasts with the grained effect in the centre of the rose-bronze dial. These finishes are illuminated by a delicate diamond-polished thread that separates the two areas. The small seconds and 30-minute totaliser counters are snailed, while the appliqué hour-markers and Arabic numerals are given a black treatment.
The Chronographe Télémètre is powered by the in-house A5000 calibre. This chronograph movement, with an integrated mono-pusher, presents a two-tone finish: the elements of the mainplate and the bridges are golden-finished, while the components of the chronograph function are finished in palladium. The overall effect is completed by pronounced bevelling and stretching.
With its hand-wound movement and a 42-hour power reserve, the A5000 calibre is an extremely flexible technical cornerstone for Angelus.
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Angelus La Fabrique Chronographe Télémètre Steel Bronze-Rose 0CHCS.P01A.V010S
Vintage appeal with an in-house chronograph calibre
Measuring 37 mm, the Chronographe Télémètre Steel pairs a vintage-inspired dial with a monopusher built into the crown, nodding to Angelus’s rich chronograph heritage. Its hand-wound movement, historic craftsmanship, and refined finishes give it a sleek, retro elegance.
A telemeter is one of the measurement scales that are linked to a chronograph’s sweep seconds. This category also includes pulsometers, tachymeters, decimal scales, fixed or rotating countdown scales, and asthmometers, a speciality of Angelus. Telemeters are used to measure the distance of an event. The chronograph is started when the event is seen, then stopped when it is heard. The scale is finely graduated in kilometres and corresponds to the duration divided by the speed of sound (approximately 1,240 km/h).
With a diameter of 37 mm, the Chronographe Télémètre is the smallest contemporary Angelus model. The case middle presents characteristic curves that run from lug to lug. The polished edges, plunging at the top and twisted on the flanks, highlight the complex shape of the lugs. These dynamic details contribute to the characteristic vintage signature of the timepieces in the La Fabrique collection.
The satin-finished flange echoes the finish of the case and contrasts with the grained effect in the centre of the rose-bronze dial. These finishes are illuminated by a delicate diamond-polished thread that separates the two areas. The small seconds and 30-minute totaliser counters are snailed, while the appliqué hour-markers and Arabic numerals are given a black treatment.
The Chronographe Télémètre is powered by the in-house A5000 calibre. This chronograph movement, with an integrated mono-pusher, presents a two-tone finish: the elements of the mainplate and the bridges are golden-finished, while the components of the chronograph function are finished in palladium. The overall effect is completed by pronounced bevelling and stretching.
With its hand-wound movement and a 42-hour power reserve, the A5000 calibre is an extremely flexible technical cornerstone for Angelus.
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Vintage appeal with an in-house chronograph calibre
Measuring 37 mm, the Chronographe Télémètre Steel pairs a vintage-inspired dial with a monopusher built into the crown, nodding to Angelus’s rich chronograph heritage. Its hand-wound movement, historic craftsmanship, and refined finishes give it a sleek, retro elegance.
A telemeter is one of the measurement scales that are linked to a chronograph’s sweep seconds. This category also includes pulsometers, tachymeters, decimal scales, fixed or rotating countdown scales, and asthmometers, a speciality of Angelus. Telemeters are used to measure the distance of an event. The chronograph is started when the event is seen, then stopped when it is heard. The scale is finely graduated in kilometres and corresponds to the duration divided by the speed of sound (approximately 1,240 km/h).
With a diameter of 37 mm, the Chronographe Télémètre is the smallest contemporary Angelus model. The case middle presents characteristic curves that run from lug to lug. The polished edges, plunging at the top and twisted on the flanks, highlight the complex shape of the lugs. These dynamic details contribute to the characteristic vintage signature of the timepieces in the La Fabrique collection.
The satin-finished flange echoes the finish of the case and contrasts with the grained effect in the centre of the rose-bronze dial. These finishes are illuminated by a delicate diamond-polished thread that separates the two areas. The small seconds and 30-minute totaliser counters are snailed, while the appliqué hour-markers and Arabic numerals are given a black treatment.
The Chronographe Télémètre is powered by the in-house A5000 calibre. This chronograph movement, with an integrated mono-pusher, presents a two-tone finish: the elements of the mainplate and the bridges are golden-finished, while the components of the chronograph function are finished in palladium. The overall effect is completed by pronounced bevelling and stretching.
With its hand-wound movement and a 42-hour power reserve, the A5000 calibre is an extremely flexible technical cornerstone for Angelus.
