Details
EBERHARD. AN 18 carat GOLD SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH
signed, Eberhard, 1940's
with nickel-finished jewelled lever movement, mono-metallic balance, the silvered matt dial with Arabic and baton numerals, outer telemetric scale, subsidiary dials indicating constant seconds and 30 minute register, the split chronograph function operated by oval button in the band and by a round button in the crown, the second plated oval button in the band is a dummy and has no function, large circular case with down-turned lugs, hinged bezel and back, together with an associated 18 carat gold bracelet, case dial and movement signed - 39mm diam.
signed, Eberhard, 1940's
with nickel-finished jewelled lever movement, mono-metallic balance, the silvered matt dial with Arabic and baton numerals, outer telemetric scale, subsidiary dials indicating constant seconds and 30 minute register, the split chronograph function operated by oval button in the band and by a round button in the crown, the second plated oval button in the band is a dummy and has no function, large circular case with down-turned lugs, hinged bezel and back, together with an associated 18 carat gold bracelet, case dial and movement signed - 39mm diam.
Literature
For a similar example see Ore D'Oro 2 by J. Barracca, G. Negretti, F. Nencini, p. 97, pl. 136 and 136 a.