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They have preserved their heritage reasonably well, despite everything.
-Rick
A relatively recent model, and a somewhat updated version of the classic design.
-Rick
Well, since you asked...
Here's a quartz Ebel I've owned since decades ago. I never wear it since I went back to mechanical watches way back when.
I was wearing this last week.
They have preserved their heritage reasonably well, despite everything.
-Rick
I don’t disagree.
But these are more affordable. And, of course, the bead-blasted titanium lacks the beauty of the polished-pebble brushing. Ebel owned their own case production in those days, and now it is contracted out. But unlike many other brands, they have a design language all their own.
Here’s one from about 2000–this has a Lemania 8810 movement.
-Rick
Here’s one from about 2000–this has a Lemania 8810 movement.
-Rick
This one is in the frequent rotation.
A relatively recent model, and a somewhat updated version of the classic design.
-Rick
Probbly the third design iteration after the original chronograph and the following Modulor version. Much mure masculine.
