The Angelus x Revolution Chronodate 'Angels' Share' is the Sports Chronograph with a Soft Touch

The Angelus Chronodate that was relaunched this year can trace its roots all the way back to the original Chronodatos from the 1940s, a triple-calendar chronograph that were scarce commodities at the time. Despite retaining the big eye counters and central date indicator, the current Chronodate is resolutely contemporary with a multi-part exoskeleton case made of ultra-light titanium that encases a vertical clutch movement.
Wei and Jeremiah talk about the evolution of the Chronodate's form that follows a new design ethos since the revival of Angelus in 2015. We are honored to be a part of the brand's new direction and together we have created a 25-piece limited edition called the Chronodate 'Angels' Share' that features something of a Revolution signature, a salmon dial with a sandblasted finish.
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[@jasonkwong9502]

Very asmr sidekick good/perfect contrast/complement to Wei

[@conradbo1]

I love that watch. Very beautiful.

[@cooz0977]

The devine last member of this royal family could be anywhere! The Los' Angelus!

[@jordonfan1283]

This thing looks fucking amazing!!!

[@papricep6248]

Nice Rolex homage.

[@celticpride]

LMAO, this looks absolutely nothing like a Rolex

[@ryantannehill2830]

Amazing watch, dumb name inspiration.

[@mrpmoreira]

What makes me sad about many reviews today, is that reviewers spend almost 100% of the time holding the watch, talking about all its features and meterials and technology and etc etc, and leave almost no time to show and review how it actually wears and feels on the wrist. Just a few seconds we could see this watch being worn. Poorly to be honest. Reviewer worn the watch so close to the hand and the watch strap wasn,t even sized to his wrist. I mean…..why are wristwatches conceived ?? To be worn. That part should be as important as talking about its design. Actually, for a wristwatch, the design should be conceived with wearability in mind. Reviews today talk about wristwatches like they,re made to stay home.

[@fastdays_1]

Design is a big no no...too many different details and not armonious at all. Doesn't work at all for me. A missed opportunity using an iconic name like Angelus.

[@museachina]

Not very good looking..