Rolex Datejust Angelus (EPSA) from the 1950s to

(EPSA) from the 1950s to the 1970s

wore watches made by Lemania—watches like this monopusher chronograph

They're best-known for their racing chronographs

what elegance is better suited

This particular example is a survivor - featuring an untouched dial and handset

Rolex Datejust Angelus (EPSA) from the 1950s toThe Rolex Datejust is a watch that needs no introduction The so called six digit Datejusts (reference variants with six digits) evolved from the original Oyster Perpetual Datejust line, and now exist as the contemporary standard for the line. These models showed up in the early 2000s and offer updated cases and bracelets, while still retaining the classic 36mm case proportion of their predecessors and have similar variation for dial, bezel, and