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In this case, there is a \\(\\phi\\in[0,\\pi)\\) such that the sector \\[ \\Sigma_{\\pi-\\phi}:=\\{z\\in\\mathbb{C}\\setminus\\{0\\}:| \\arg z| <\\pi-\\phi\\} \\] is contained in \\(\\rho(-A)\\), and \\[ \\sup\\{\\| \\lambda(\\lambda+A)^{-1}\\| :\\lambda\\in\\Sigma_{\\pi-\\phi}\\}<\\infty. \\] The infinum of all such \\(\\phi\\) is called the spectral angle of \\(A\\) and is denoted by \\(\\phi_A\\). Thus, \\(\\sigma(A)\\setminus\\{0\\}\\subset\\Sigma_{\\phi_A}\\). Given \\(\\phi\\in(0,\\pi)\\), consider the space \\[ \\mathcal{H}^\\infty(\\Sigma_\\phi):=\\{h:\\Sigma_\\phi\\to\\mathbb{C}\\mid h\\roman{\\; is\\; holomorphic\\; and\\; bounded}\\} \\] and its subspace \\[ \\mathcal {H}^\\infty_0(\\Sigma_\\phi):=\\{h\\in\\mathcal{H}^\\infty(\\Sigma_\\phi)\\mid | h(z)| \\leq C| z| ^s/(1+| z| ^{2s})\\roman{\\; for\\; some\\; }C\\geq0,s>0\\}. \\] Let \\(A\\) be a sectorial operator on \\(X\\) with spectral angle \\(\\phi_A\\), and let \\(\\phi_A<\\theta<\\phi <\\pi\\). For \\(h\\in\\mathcal{H}^\\infty_0(\\Sigma_\\phi)\\), consider the Bochner integral \\[ h(A):=\\frac{1}{2\\pi i}\\int_\\Gamma h(\\lambda)(\\lambda-A)^{-1}d\\lambda, \\] where \\[ \\Gamma:\\mathbb{R}\\to\\mathbb{C},\\quad\\Gamma(t)=-te^{i\\theta}\\roman{\\; if\\; }t<0,\\quad\\Gamma(t)=te^{-i\\theta}\\roman{\\; if\\; }t\\geq0. \\] The operator \\(A\\) is said to admit a bounded \\(H^\\infty\\)-calculus if there is a constant \\(C\\geq0\\) such that \\(\\| h(A)x\\| \\leq C\\| h\\| _\\infty\\| x\\| \\) for all \\(h\\in\\mathcal{H}^\\infty_0(\\Sigma_\\phi)\\) and all \\(x\\in X\\). For \\(q\\in(1,\\infty)\\), let \\(L_{q,\\sigma}(\\Omega)\\) be the Banach space of all \\(q\\)-integrable solenoidal vector fields on a domain \\(\\Omega\\subset\\mathbb{R}^n\\), \\(P_\\Omega=P_{\\Omega,q}\\) be the Helmholtz projection of \\(L_q(\\Omega)\\) onto \\(L_{q,\\sigma}(\\Omega)\\), \\(\\Delta_\\Omega\\) the Dirichlet Laplacian in \\(L_q(\\Omega)\\), and let \\(A_\\Omega=-P_\\Omega\\Delta_\\Omega\\) be the Stokes operator in \\(L_{q,\\sigma}(\\Omega)\\). The main result is as follows. Let \\(n\\geq3\\) and let \\(\\Omega\\subset\\mathbb{R}^n\\) be a \\(C^3\\)-domain which is either bounded, exterior, or a perturbed half-space. Then the Stokes operator \\(A_\\Omega\\) admits a bounded \\(H^\\infty\\)-calculus in \\(L_{q,\\sigma}(\\Omega)\\) if \\(1