Ebel 1911

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Elegant, classic and with a little extravagance, the Ebel 1911 has a number of highlights that make it a favorite for many watch lovers. It scores points with its many facets and looks great on the delicate wrist of a style-conscious lady as well as the highlight of a sophisticated gentleman's outfit.

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Year: 2024

Ebel 1911: In the footsteps of the founders

The Ebel 1911 was first released in 1980 and is one of the most successful collections of the renowned watch house. The number 1911 commemorates the year the brand was founded, making the coveted product line a tribute to the founders and the roots of the world-famous company. In keeping with this, the timepieces visually resemble classic pieces of jewelry that exude timeless elegance and can therefore be worn stylishly for decades and centuries. This impression is created, among other things, by the circular frame of the dial, which in turn is embedded in a hexagonal case with characteristic visible screws. An almost symbiotic connection is created between the curved lines and the rounded corners, which leads to a high-quality link bracelet in a harmonious curve.

Facts and figures: The “inner values” of the Ebel 1911

Depending on the version, the Ebel 1911 is powered by a reliable quartz movement or a precise "Swiss made" automatic caliber and thus promises the highest performance and accuracy. All models in the multifaceted product line are equipped with a discreet date window, some references also have a chronograph function on board and therefore display three stylish totalizers on the dial.

Brilliant style: grace and elegance, packed into a watch

When you look at the Ebel 1911 collection, you can't help but notice that each individual reference has its own character. For example, there are the ladies' models with a mother-of-pearl dial in silver-white or ochre, which come to life with the enchanting bicolor design of the case and in which glittering diamonds are incorporated instead of numerals. Those who prefer something a little more simple can opt for one of the watches with a galvanized dial, straight numbers and sporty luminous hands, while fans of modern-looking elements can enjoy the version with enlarged, gold-colored numerals and rotating bezel. Despite all the variation, there is a clearly recognizable connection that identifies all models as part of one and the same collection. Each of the diversely designed timepieces has the unmistakable visible screws and an elegant, graceful charm that only a watch with a lot of history can exude.