Angelus Hungarian Air Force Chronograph Dirty Dozen and even added several complications

and even added several complications

a timepiece that maintained the festive dial of the original

This was possible

a relic from that transitional period between the introduction of the tuning fork and the Quartz Revolution

For the collector looking for a venerable movement in a not-too-common package

Angelus Hungarian Air Force Chronograph Dirty Dozen and even added several complicationsWhy We Love It This two register beauty has so many desirable elements to it, we're barely know where to begin! From its glossy gilt dial, to its in house manufactured column wheel chronograph movement on paper it sounds like a much more expensive timepiece. Turning the watch over reveals the "L. E." engraving confirming that this watch was issued to the Hungarian Airforce. Starting in the late 1940s, Angelus began producing chronographs for the