It's a nice piece, but I'm not entirely convinced that the red lines are original. Such marks are common in general, but the way they are drawn is not convincing to me. They aren't centered on the actual minute markers, and they spill out of the sub-dial in an sloppy way, even onto the applied metal marker.
It's a nice piece, but I'm not entirely convinced that the red lines are original. Such marks are common in general, but the way they are drawn is not convincing to me. They aren't centered on the actual minute markers, and they spill out of the sub-dial in an sloppy way, even onto the applied metal marker.
Larry just out of curiosity what is your opinion in regards to the quality of these angelus mid century chronographs vs UG in general? Prices seem to be a bit lower for Angelus
I know this isn't UG, but I have found what appears to be a nice example of an Angelus cal 215; case looks good, lugs sharp, movement clean and correct compared with stock photos I found on fratello watches, pushers with some slight damage but not terrible. Price seems
ok at 2290; any thoughts on this example or these Angelus chronographs in general? I am think about it as well as UG.
I think if you shoot for a 35mm size you might be able to find one in the neighborhood slightly north of 3K. Honestly there is a lot of junk out there. 37mm ...that ship has sailed at your price point. Again we are talking about clean watches not spotty dials etc.
