Difference between revisions of "Angelus Chronodate"
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The Chronodato, introduced in 1942, was the first chronograph to feature a calendar. These early features are now desirable to the chrono-collector.The date's displayed in a chapter ring on the outer edge of the dial, indicated by a red-tipped hand. | The Chronodato, introduced in 1942, was the first chronograph to feature a calendar. These early features are now desirable to the chrono-collector.The date's displayed in a chapter ring on the outer edge of the dial, indicated by a red-tipped hand. | ||
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[[Angelus]] followed the success of the Chronodato with the Chronodato Deluxe in 1948. The Chronodato Deluxe was the first chronograph to feature a big date complication, and also bore a moon-phase indicator. | [[Angelus]] followed the success of the Chronodato with the Chronodato Deluxe in 1948. The Chronodato Deluxe was the first chronograph to feature a big date complication, and also bore a moon-phase indicator. | ||
Revision as of 00:29, 6 April 2020
Angelus Chronodate / Angelus Chronodato / Angelus Chronodata Deluxe
The Chronodato, introduced in 1942, was the first chronograph to feature a calendar. These early features are now desirable to the chrono-collector.The date's displayed in a chapter ring on the outer edge of the dial, indicated by a red-tipped hand.
Deluxe
Angelus followed the success of the Chronodato with the Chronodato Deluxe in 1948. The Chronodato Deluxe was the first chronograph to feature a big date complication, and also bore a moon-phase indicator.
