Elegant vintage Eberhard & Co. chronograph dating back to the early 1940s (circa 1942–1943), a piece of great collector appeal with an extremely rare and highly sought-after case and dial configuration. Main features: Case and Crown: Stainless steel case with a distinctive stepped bezel, refined olive-shaped pushers and a locking slide pusher at 4 o’clock. Original flat onion-type winding crown. Dial: Spectacular original two-tone dial with a copper/salmon and grey background. It features a beautiful, warm patina of age, an outer telemeter scale, a central snail scale and a two-register configuration. Hands: Original period burnished steel hands that create a perfect contrast with the tones of the dial. Movement: Manually wound Eberhard 1600 manufacture calibre with a column wheel and a balance oscillating at 18,000 vibrations per hour, known for its precision and build quality.
