This 1950s Eberhard chronograph has a rare three-register dial and is powered by Valjoux 72.
Vintage chronographs from Eberhard & Co. are highly coveted by collectors due to their classic design, rarity and historical significance, especially for motorsports. The chronographs from the 1950s in particular represent an important period in the history of Eberhard & Co. and underline the brand's expertise in chronograph development.
This chronograph has a screw-down stainless steel case with a diameter of 38 mm - a rarity for watches from the 1950s. The heart of the chronograph is the famous and highly regarded manual-wind movement Valjoux 72. The classic silver-colored dial is adorned with golden Dauphine hands, golden indexes and an applied Eberhard logo. The minimalist design is created by the fine minute track and the blue tachymeter scale at the edge of the dial.
Condition report
Dial: great condition - beautiful authentic patina - intact blue tachymeter scale - signed "Swiss Made".
Case: 38mm stainless steel case - slight signs of wear - round chrono pushers - winding crown signed with Eberhard logo.
Movement: manually-wound Valjoux 72 caliber was recently serviced and operates perfectly - values on the timegrapher: rate: +9s/day, beat error: 0.0 ms, amplitude: 316 degrees.
Summing-Up
We love the classic silver-colored dial of this Eberhard with its friendly vintage charm. Rarity and great condition hold the high collector's value of this timepieces.
Int.Exe.: 42218