ITS FRIDAY !!!!

[MarcJ]

This one on this sunny Friday

[MarcJ]

Ladies and gentlemen..... I can now join in on Friday threads.....

I give you. My new 14060.

Very nice!!!

[andrewcregan]

This hasn't left my wrist since arriving on Saturday.

[ghwatch]

Lovely, what size are these?

Thanks! 38mm across and 20mm lugs

[Rocky555]

[Kutusov]

Ouch... are those scratches?

[Kutusov]

Same thing. And taking advantage of an auto movement for a change.

[KAS118]

Have a great weekend, all! :)

Nice strap - out of interest what is it?

Thanks

[Iceblue]

"Gimme that f-----g watch!"

[IMG][/IMG]
If you can get past the guard dog one of two I have fair play lol only had it a week and getting plenty of wrist time , one on the bay at the mo

[Chris W]

Bit late to this one!
PRS 82 again this week:

HAGWE

[redsnapper]

This, all day everyday. On a strap because it's more comfy thst way.

HAGWE

[pashmolean]

Have a good one, everybody!

I love that!

[MuRph77]

Sat in the Sun earlier

[Caruso]

My first Speedmaster.

[Caruso]

Lovely...That strap goes very well with the aged dial.

Have a good one, everybody!

[EJL25]

HAGWE!
This one today.

[Shin]

[nibby]

This one


PRS82

[Uke1]

Mid-pilot on khaki NATO for me today. Hope the weekend stays this sunny!

[Pav79]

[MFB Scotland]

Supermarine for me

[SteveF]

Recently acquired and loving it!

[johann]

HAGWE

[Glenn-BE]

Great watches all!

For me today the newest purchase: Hanhart cal. 41 from circa 1942.



Best! Glenn

[Kister]

HAGWE!
This one today.

One of the best pam's

[usedtobelurch]

New arrival this week.

Yup, like this.

[hugo2703]

New arrival...Angelus 215

Nice! Any info on movement, history etc etc?
Thanks in advance!

[hugo2703]

I have problems making up my mind...

[Marios]

Great watches all!

For me today the newest purchase: Hanhart cal. 41 from circa 1942.



Best! Glenn

That's lovely!

[Si]

Lots of nice ones this week, but for me the Hanhart stands out too. Lovely!

[zeroeseight]

[The Hack]

I love the '60's look! :)

Nice strap - out of interest what is it?

Thanks

[ghwatch]

Nice! Any info on movement, history etc etc?
Thanks in advance!

thanks!

unfortunately there isn't much info, if you google Angelus watch history you'll find a few informative links. They manufactured their own mostly chronograph movements but did not survive the quartz crisis. There most famous timepiece is the Chronodato which you find on ebay regularly.

I think these 50's bicompax Angelus chronographs are-under appreciated...38mm, black glossy + gilt dial, bevelled lugs, stepped bezel, full stainless steel waterproof case, in-house column wheel movement (cal.215), and fairly rare. Mine is the civilian version but a military version with bigger pushers and crown was issued to the Hungarian air force.

[Wolfie]

[witti]

..bit late to the party...

[Jonmurgie]

Ouch... are those scratches?

LOL no, part of a tattoo... girlfriend keeps thinking I've scratched myself though!

[joeytheghost]

Late to the party again, but this again.....

[Jorrocks]

Have a great weekend!

That's really nice, unusual. What is it exactly?

[shania176]

This one heading to SC, unfortunately

[Kutusov]

LOL no, part of a tattoo... girlfriend keeps thinking I've scratched myself though!

Oh...

[hugo2703]

thanks!

unfortunately there isn't much info, if you google Angelus watch history you'll find a few informative links. They manufactured their own mostly chronograph movements but did not survive the quartz crisis. There most famous timepiece is the Chronodato which you find on ebay regularly.

I think these 50's bicompax Angelus chronographs are-under appreciated...38mm, black glossy + gilt dial, bevelled lugs, stepped bezel, full stainless steel waterproof case, in-house column wheel movement (cal.215), and fairly rare. Mine is the civilian version but a military version with bigger pushers and crown was issued to the Hungarian air force.

Very insightful, thanks :)