Vintage chronograph enthusiasts and fine watchmaking purists have something to be excited about: Angelus is unveiling its ultra-limited Chronographe Télémètre. With only 25 steel pieces per dial color and a mere 15 in 18K yellow gold, this 37mm masterpiece embraces an irresistibly retro elegance while paying tribute to the brand’s storied heritage. Let’s be clear: if you want one, you’d better be quick.
A Tribute to Angelus’ Legacy
Angelus is no newcomer. Founded in 1891 in Le Locle by the Stolz brothers, the brand quickly made a name for itself in the world of chronographs, particularly with its iconic pieces from the 1940s to the 1970s. The new Chronographe Télémètre follows in these footsteps, blending vintage design codes with a modern touch.
Its domed dial—available in three colors (“rose-bronze,” titanium gray, or white-nickel on the gold version)—features a telemeter scale, allowing wearers to measure the distance of a sound event. A nod to military chronographs of the past, all while remaining effortlessly stylish on the wrist.



Where Heritage Meets Cutting-Edge Craftsmanship
Inside beats the A5000 caliber, a manually wound movement with a 42-hour power reserve. With a column wheel and horizontal clutch, this engine stays true to high-end chronograph tradition, all housed within an ultra-compact architecture (4.2mm thick and 24mm in diameter).

The casework is just as meticulous, with polished edges and elegantly curved lugs. A domed box sapphire crystal and transparent caseback complete the package, offering a full view of the beautifully finished movement, complete with Geneva stripes and expertly chamfered edges.

An Exclusive Price for an Exclusive Timepiece
Let’s be honest—this isn’t a watch for budget-conscious buyers. The steel version is priced at CHF 17,900, while the yellow gold edition reaches CHF 32,300. But given the level of craftsmanship and the history infused into this piece, it’s clear that it’s aimed at serious collectors.
In short, the Chronographe Télémètre is a love letter to fine watchmaking: vintage aesthetics reimagined, cutting-edge mechanics, and an exclusivity that will make collectors’ hearts race.
A word of advice: time is ticking… and not just on the telemeter scale.