Ebel 1911 El Primo

This is the rare steel/white gold version. Cheers, HSTE Herebelow with the more common steel/18k gold version

.... Ebel Chrono Sport in the exceedingly rare white-gold & steel combination. Powered by the Zenith El Primero 400 (called cal. Ebel 134) Cheers, HSTE

Great for taking wrist shots

A superb watch, ticking the boxes for design, movement, craftmanship. And rarity (see indivitual serial number: 707). The watch is from ca. 1983 Cheers, HSTE

This has to be one of the best articles I have read in a while: Some of the old timers around these parts may be better acquainted with Ebel, but I had no idea how important the brand was in the 1980s. I have no reason to assume that the article glamoriz

They were THE thing to have in the 1970-1980-1990's Sad how such a company became what it is today www.phillips.com

Ebel was top quality. One has to pay a lot to get similar quality these days. In my care for almost 35 years. The Modulor came to me in ´97 Keepers.... grtz, Dom

Lovely understated dial, which is why I bought it many years ago.

This is the very rare steel-whitegold version. From ca. 1983. Cheers, HSTE