Commanding a rich horological history, Eberhard are famed for their work from the 20th century across a whole host of wristwatches, but it is the chronograph that earned the brand their stripes, with their mid-century chronographs boasting impressive finishing and being powered by technologically astute movements, much like the example that we have here. Powered by the manual-wind movement, this timepiece is an 18kt yellow gold chronograph that boasts the brand’s distinctive aesthetic influence, mainly shown through its long lugs. Featuring a hinged hunter case that can be opened like a pocket watch, this timepiece boasts a thin bezel and a bright silver dial with Breguet numerals and hands. Decidedly mid-century in its design, but modernised on the wrist thanks to large 39mm size and long lugs, this is mid-century Eberhard at their very best.

An appealing example of Eberhard's mid-century watchmaking prowess, we can see where the brand's modern design language stemmed from, with watches like this boasting long lugs and a well-executed chronograph.