Chronodate Gold

Chronodate Gold Black

Chronodate Titanium Black

Chronodate Titanium Blue

Chronodate Titanium Green

Angelus Chronodate Titanium Green Titanium 

Chronodate Titanium Green Titanium

Angelus Chronodate Titanium Magnetic Silver The Chronodate Titanium Magnetic Silver Edition features a monochromatic design, from the titanium case to the “Magnetic Silver” dial. The subtle interplay of deep black accents and a touch of red gives this watch an understated yet undeniably sporty character.
Angelus has truly mastered the art of blending materials and tones. The titanium case seamlessly transitions into a matching bracelet or a black rubber strap, creating a cohesive and technical look. The black elements, including the movement container and carbon composite push-pieces, tie the design together, while the two prominent counters—a 30-minute chronograph totalizer and a small seconds indicator—add both function and flair.
Under the hood, the A-500 caliber powers the Chronodate, featuring a column wheel-driven chronograph and a peripheral date display. The “Magnetic Silver” dial, accented with applied hour markers and Arabic numerals inspired by the 1940s, perfectly balances historical design with contemporary innovation. In short, this is a watch that not only tells time but tells a story.

Chronodate Titanium Magnetic Silver

Angelus Chronodate Titanium Magnetic Silver Titanium The Chronodate Titanium Magnetic Silver Edition features a monochromatic design, from the titanium case to the “Magnetic Silver” dial. The subtle interplay of deep black accents and a touch of red gives this watch an understated yet undeniably sporty character.
Angelus has truly mastered the art of blending materials and tones. The titanium case seamlessly transitions into a matching bracelet or a black rubber strap, creating a cohesive and technical look. The black elements, including the movement container and carbon composite push-pieces, tie the design together, while the two prominent counters—a 30-minute chronograph totalizer and a small seconds indicator—add both function and flair.
Under the hood, the A-500 caliber powers the Chronodate, featuring a column wheel-driven chronograph and a peripheral date display. The “Magnetic Silver” dial, accented with applied hour markers and Arabic numerals inspired by the 1940s, perfectly balances historical design with contemporary innovation. In short, this is a watch that not only tells time but tells a story.

Chronodate Titanium Magnetic Silver Titanium

Chronodate Titanium Storm Blue

Angelus Chronodate Titanium Storm Blue Titanium 

Chronodate Titanium Storm Blue Titanium

Chronodate Titanium White

Angelus Chronographe Médical X Massena Lab 

Chronographe Médical X Massena Lab

Angelus Chronographe Télémètre Gray Angelus returns to its roots with the Chronographe Télémètre, the latest release in its La Fabrique collection, available in a very limited edition: two sets of 25 pieces in steel and just 15 in 18-carat yellow gold. Sized at a modest 37 mm, this mono-pusher chronograph captures Angelus’ early 20th-century DNA, blending sharp vintage cues with contemporary finishing. The dial design—grained at the centre with a satin flange and polished accents—carries an old-world charm, while the sculpted lugs and nuanced case lines give it a bold, unmistakably Angelus silhouette.
Founded in 1891 in Le Locle, Angelus built its legacy on chronographs and complications, a spirit that lives on in the Chronographe Télémètre. Its namesake scale, the telemeter, harks back to an era when watches measured not only time but also distance—calculating how far off an event was based on the interval between seeing and hearing it. The addition of small seconds at 9 and a 30-minute totaliser at 3 o’clock underscores its utility, all wrapped in a nostalgic package.
Powering it all is the in-house A5000 calibre—a hand-wound, mono-pusher movement boasting column wheel architecture and a horizontal clutch. With its dual-tone finish, slim 4.20 mm height, and 42-hour reserve, it is as much a technical flex as it is a homage to Angelus’ golden age. The level of finishing, from palladium highlights to sharp bevelling, elevates this calibre well beyond mere function.
Whether in warm steel hues or paired with a white dial in yellow gold, the Chronographe Télémètre distills 130 years of chronograph mastery into a compact, elegant form. It’s Angelus doing what it does best—reimagining its storied past without missing a beat.

Chronographe Télémètre Gray

Angelus Chronographe Télémètre Rose Angelus returns to its roots with the Chronographe Télémètre, the latest release in its La Fabrique collection, available in a very limited edition: two sets of 25 pieces in steel and just 15 in 18-carat yellow gold. Sized at a modest 37 mm, this mono-pusher chronograph captures Angelus’ early 20th-century DNA, blending sharp vintage cues with contemporary finishing. The dial design—grained at the centre with a satin flange and polished accents—carries an old-world charm, while the sculpted lugs and nuanced case lines give it a bold, unmistakably Angelus silhouette.
Founded in 1891 in Le Locle, Angelus built its legacy on chronographs and complications, a spirit that lives on in the Chronographe Télémètre. Its namesake scale, the telemeter, harks back to an era when watches measured not only time but also distance—calculating how far off an event was based on the interval between seeing and hearing it. The addition of small seconds at 9 and a 30-minute totaliser at 3 o’clock underscores its utility, all wrapped in a nostalgic package.
Powering it all is the in-house A5000 calibre—a hand-wound, mono-pusher movement boasting column wheel architecture and a horizontal clutch. With its dual-tone finish, slim 4.20 mm height, and 42-hour reserve, it is as much a technical flex as it is a homage to Angelus’ golden age. The level of finishing, from palladium highlights to sharp bevelling, elevates this calibre well beyond mere function.
Whether in warm steel hues or paired with a white dial in yellow gold, the Chronographe Télémètre distills 130 years of chronograph mastery into a compact, elegant form. It’s Angelus doing what it does best—reimagining its storied past without missing a beat.

Chronographe Télémètre Rose

Angelus Chronographe Télémètre White Angelus returns to its roots with the Chronographe Télémètre, the latest release in its La Fabrique collection, available in a very limited edition: two sets of 25 pieces in steel and just 15 in 18-carat yellow gold. Sized at a modest 37 mm, this mono-pusher chronograph captures Angelus’ early 20th-century DNA, blending sharp vintage cues with contemporary finishing. The dial design—grained at the centre with a satin flange and polished accents—carries an old-world charm, while the sculpted lugs and nuanced case lines give it a bold, unmistakably Angelus silhouette.
Founded in 1891 in Le Locle, Angelus built its legacy on chronographs and complications, a spirit that lives on in the Chronographe Télémètre. Its namesake scale, the telemeter, harks back to an era when watches measured not only time but also distance—calculating how far off an event was based on the interval between seeing and hearing it. The addition of small seconds at 9 and a 30-minute totaliser at 3 o’clock underscores its utility, all wrapped in a nostalgic package.
Powering it all is the in-house A5000 calibre—a hand-wound, mono-pusher movement boasting column wheel architecture and a horizontal clutch. With its dual-tone finish, slim 4.20 mm height, and 42-hour reserve, it is as much a technical flex as it is a homage to Angelus’ golden age. The level of finishing, from palladium highlights to sharp bevelling, elevates this calibre well beyond mere function.
Whether in warm steel hues or paired with a white dial in yellow gold, the Chronographe Télémètre distills 130 years of chronograph mastery into a compact, elegant form. It’s Angelus doing what it does best—reimagining its storied past without missing a beat.

Chronographe Télémètre White

Angelus Flying Tourbillon Titanium Blue Edition Angelus pushes the boundaries of contemporary watchmaking with the Flying Tourbillon Titanium, Blue Edition, a striking fusion of openworked precision and bold design. This new edition is encased in a lightweight carbon composite container and reinforced by a sculpted titanium middle with a notched bezel. At its heart, the hand-wound A-310 calibre powers a mesmerizing flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock, while large Arabic numerals appear to float between the sapphire crystal and PVD-treated bridges, enhancing the watch’s sense of depth and dynamism.
Every element of this 42.5mm timepiece is designed for visual impact. The blue PVD-treated bridges, flange, and minute track contrast sharply against the luminous white Super-LumiNova numerals, while the rhodium-plated movement components add a refined mechanical sheen. Angelus’ signature openworked three-armed wheels guide the eye toward the asymmetric, 160-degree-angled tourbillon bridge, creating a rhythmic interplay of form and function.
The case construction is both technical and architectural. A dual-layered design ensures strength and lightness, with an internal carbon composite shell protecting the movement and six external titanium components providing structural reinforcement. The openworked case middle widens toward the Angelus-branded crown, while a 12-notched bezel frames the sapphire crystal. An interchangeable bracelet system allows for versatility, offering a choice between a titanium bracelet, a matte blue alligator leather strap, and a sporty blue rubber strap.
Powering the watch is the A-310 calibre, an evolution of Angelus’ historic A-300 movement. Built around a series of interwoven circles, its openworked design features a small seconds subdial at 9 o’clock, counterbalancing the large barrel at 12-1 o’clock and the flying tourbillon at 6 o’clock, with a robust 60-hour power reserve.

Flying Tourbillon Titanium Blue Edition

Gold & Carbon Flying Tourbillon

Angelus Instrument de Vitesse Black Ebony Introduced in March 2024, the Instrument de Vitesse is the latest masterpiece from Angelus’ La Fabrique collection, made to revive the thrill of vintage timed races. With its sleek design reminiscent of classic GT cars, this mono-pusher chronograph is timelessly elegant and precise. Available in two limited series of 25 timepieces each, the Instrument de Vitesse offers a choice between an ivory-white or ebony-black dial.
At first glance, you might mistake the Instrument de Vitesse for a simple three-hander, but a closer look reveals its true identity. The single pusher on the crown controls the central seconds hand, which starts its journey across the dial with a smooth sweep—a clear signal this is a chronograph made for timing short bursts of speed, precisely and elegantly.
Limited to just 25 pieces in each color, this watch is part of the La Fabrique family. The 39mm steel case is impressively thin at just 9.27mm, and it feels effortless on the wrist. The dial layout is smartly divided—on the outer ring, you have the tachymeter scale, calibrated from 60 to 500 km/h, and inside, the minutes circle keeps the time display easy to read.
Powering the Instrument de Vitesse is the manually-wound A5000 calibre, made by Angelus’ sister company, La Joux-Perret. It’s a column-wheel chronograph with a horizontal clutch—just like the classic chronographs of the 1950s.

Instrument de Vitesse Black Ebony

Angelus Instrument de Vitesse Indianapolis Blue Introduced in October 2024, the Angelus Instrument de Vitesse is a watch that strips the chronograph down to its purest form. There are no sub-counters cluttering the dial, no distractions—just a clean, vintage-inspired design that feels as much at home on the wrist as it would in the cockpit of a classic race car. The two dial options, Indianapolis blue, and Silverstone grey set the tone with a refined yet sporty vibe, while the tachymeter scale, printed crisply around the dial’s edge, reminds you this is a serious instrument built for speed.
At first glance, you might mistake the Instrument de Vitesse for a simple three-hander, but a closer look reveals its true identity. The single pusher on the crown controls the central seconds hand, which starts its journey across the dial with a smooth sweep—a clear signal this is a chronograph made for timing short bursts of speed, precisely and elegantly.
Limited to just 25 pieces in each color, this watch is part of the La Fabrique family. The 39mm steel case is impressively thin at just 9.27mm, and it feels effortless on the wrist. The dial layout is smartly divided—on the outer ring, you have the tachymeter scale, calibrated from 60 to 500 km/h, and inside, the minutes circle keeps the time display easy to read.
Powering the Instrument de Vitesse is the manually-wound A5000 calibre, made by Angelus’ sister company, La Joux-Perret. It’s a column-wheel chronograph with a horizontal clutch—just like the classic chronographs of the 1950s.

Instrument de Vitesse Indianapolis Blue

Angelus Instrument de Vitesse Ivory Introduced in March 2024, the Instrument de Vitesse is the latest masterpiece from Angelus’ La Fabrique collection, made to revive the thrill of vintage timed races. With its sleek design reminiscent of classic GT cars, this mono-pusher chronograph is timelessly elegant and precise. Available in two limited series of 25 timepieces each, the Instrument de Vitesse offers a choice between an ivory-white or ebony-black dial.
At first glance, you might mistake the Instrument de Vitesse for a simple three-hander, but a closer look reveals its true identity. The single pusher on the crown controls the central seconds hand, which starts its journey across the dial with a smooth sweep—a clear signal this is a chronograph made for timing short bursts of speed, precisely and elegantly.
Limited to just 25 pieces in each color, this watch is part of the La Fabrique family. The 39mm steel case is impressively thin at just 9.27mm, and it feels effortless on the wrist. The dial layout is smartly divided—on the outer ring, you have the tachymeter scale, calibrated from 60 to 500 km/h, and inside, the minutes circle keeps the time display easy to read.
Powering the Instrument de Vitesse is the manually-wound A5000 calibre, made by Angelus’ sister company, La Joux-Perret. It’s a column-wheel chronograph with a horizontal clutch—just like the classic chronographs of the 1950s.

Instrument de Vitesse Ivory

Angelus Instrument de Vitesse Silverstone Gray Introduced in October 2024, the Angelus Instrument de Vitesse is a watch that strips the chronograph down to its purest form. There are no sub-counters cluttering the dial, no distractions—just a clean, vintage-inspired design that feels as much at home on the wrist as it would in the cockpit of a classic race car. The two dial options, Indianapolis blue, and Silverstone grey set the tone with a refined yet sporty vibe, while the tachymeter scale, printed crisply around the dial’s edge, reminds you this is a serious instrument built for speed.
At first glance, you might mistake the Instrument de Vitesse for a simple three-hander, but a closer look reveals its true identity. The single pusher on the crown controls the central seconds hand, which starts its journey across the dial with a smooth sweep—a clear signal this is a chronograph made for timing short bursts of speed, precisely and elegantly.
Limited to just 25 pieces in each color, this watch is part of the La Fabrique family. The 39mm steel case is impressively thin at just 9.27mm, and it feels effortless on the wrist. The dial layout is smartly divided—on the outer ring, you have the tachymeter scale, calibrated from 60 to 500 km/h, and inside, the minutes circle keeps the time display easy to read.
Powering the Instrument de Vitesse is the manually-wound A5000 calibre, made by Angelus’ sister company, La Joux-Perret. It’s a column-wheel chronograph with a horizontal clutch—just like the classic chronographs of the 1950s.

Angelus Watches Collection

Chronodate Gold

Chronodate Gold Black

Chronodate Titanium Black

Chronodate Titanium Blue

Chronodate Titanium Green

Chronodate Titanium Green Titanium

Chronodate Titanium Magnetic Silver

Chronodate Titanium Magnetic Silver Titanium

Chronodate Titanium Storm Blue

Chronodate Titanium Storm Blue Titanium

Chronodate Titanium White

Chronographe Médical X Massena Lab

Chronographe Télémètre Gray

Chronographe Télémètre Rose

Chronographe Télémètre White

Flying Tourbillon Titanium Blue Edition

Flying Tourbillon Titanium Blue Edition

Gold & Carbon Flying Tourbillon

Instrument de Vitesse Black Ebony

Instrument de Vitesse Indianapolis Blue

Instrument de Vitesse Ivory

Instrument de Vitesse Silverstone Gray

U20 Ultra-Skeleton Tourbillon

U21 Tourbillon

U22 Tourbillon

U23 Aviation

U23 Cosmopolitan

U23 Manhattan

U23 Negroni

U23 Ocean View