Ebel Watchs

 

 

Ebel Watch is a high-end Swiss watch brand founded in 1911 by Alice and Eugene Blum in La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland. This brand is renowned for its outstanding watchmaking technology and perfect design, and won a gold medal at the first national watch exhibition in Switzerland in the 20th century.

 

The Ebel Watch is known for its lightweight design and exquisite craftsmanship. For example, in 1955, Ebel released the world's thinnest watch movement, Caliber 96, with a thickness of only 1.7 millimeters and made of 14K gold. In addition, Ebel Watch has also won multiple international awards, including the 1925 Paris Exposition Des Arts Decorations Award and the first prize for "Timepiece Jewelry" at the 1961 Swiss National Exhibition.

 

The design styles of Ebel Watch are diverse, ranging from slim and elegant designs to powerful chronometers. For example, Ebel's 1911 series uses a self-produced 137 movement with 28800 swing frequency and astronomical error certification. The design combines classic three eye timing function and rugged outer ring design, making it suitable for consumers who pursue precise timing and classic design.

 

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