Ebel Voyager with world time function in stainless steel and 18K Gold with caliber 124
| BRAND: |
EBEL |
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MODEL: |
VOYAGER |
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YEAR: |
1990'S |
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MATERIAL: |
STAINLESS STEEL AND GOLD |
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SIZE – DIAMETER EXCLUDING WINDING CROWN: |
38MM |
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SIZE – LENGTH INCLUDING LUGS: |
43MM |
| CONDITION: |
VERY GOOD |
| BOX: | YES |
| PAPER: | NO |
| PRICE: | SOLD |
Ebel Voyager with world time function in stainless steel and 18K Gold with caliber 124
Iconic Ebel Voyager watch with round cream color dial with gold roman numerals for each hour. The watch has an inner ring with the 24 GMT and an outer rotative gold ring with 22 major worldwide cities and the GMT black arrow. The window for the date is at 3 o’clock. It is a “Swiss Made” model. The hands are in gold with baton shape. Luminous are good. The watch has a gold crown. It is a screwed back case with engraved outside “Voyager Automatic – 34603949 – 1124913 - Stainless Steel Case -18K gold Bezel – Swiss”. The watch has an Ebel automatic movement with caliber 124 and 21 jewels. The watch comes with a stainless-steel and gold bracelet and double clasp buckle. The watch comes with an original Ebel box.
History
Ebel (Eugene Blum et Levy) was registered in 1911 in the town of La Chaux- de-Fonds. Within 1 year, Ebel offered a watch and then a collection for the 1914 for the National Swiss Exhibition including wristwatches, pendant-watches and ring watches. In 1929, Eugene and Charles Eugene with Marcel Reuchel, the watchmaker at the time, installed disciplined production control, quality assurance and a watertight system of checks. New clients came like Vacheron Constantin. Ebel also made wristwatches for the American market under the Paul Breguette name. In 1961, the company launched the “President” and the caliber 059. The real fame started in 1971 and by 1975, the company won the contract for the production of Cartier watches. Ebel also created the line “Sport Classique”. In 1982 came the “Sport Automatique” chronograph with Zenith “El Primero” movement. In 1999, Ebel became part of LVMH and then in January 2004 was acquired by the Movado Group.
Technical details
Automatic Ebel movement with caliber 124 with 21 jewels and 28,800 A/h. On the base of the ETA 2892 GMT.
Measurements
Diameter excluding winding crown: 38mm
Length including lugs: 43mm
