Technical Details & Model History

• Case: 18 kt rose gold, 32.5 mm diameter
• Movement: manual-winding Eberhard movement
• Dial: original two-tone pink dial, extremely rare
• Crystal: domed plexiglass crystal
• Strap: brown lizard leather strap
• Collection: Chronometre
• Period of production: 1940s
• Condition: exceptional, magnificently preserved

Key Features

• Extremely rare Eberhard Chronometre from the 1940s
• Elegant 18 kt rose gold case
• Beautiful original two-tone pink dial, an exceptionally rare and captivating configuration
• Manual-winding Eberhard manufacture movement, renowned for its precision and reliability
• Perfectly balanced proportions and timeless styling, reflecting the finest traditions of post-war Swiss watchmaking

Historical Context

During the 1940s, the Eberhard Chronometre collection represented the pinnacle of the Swiss manufacture’s elegant wristwatch production. Designed with an uncompromising focus on precision and craftsmanship, these timepieces were equally admired for the remarkable refinement of their dials. Examples featuring an original two-tone pink dial are today among the rarest and most desirable, prized by collectors for their exceptional beauty and the difficulty of finding them in original condition. Preserved to an extraordinary standard, this watch is a superb testament to the level of excellence achieved by Eberhard during one of the most fascinating chapters in its history.