ebel paris catalogo

I got to check out this handsome new timepiece from Ebel a few months back and now they are formally introducing it to the world. Given the return to basics and classicism this year in the luxury watch industry, Ebel has taken the best of the their past and present and created a timeless look for the Classic Hexagon 41mm Large Date watch. The big date complication really makes the piece – that and Ebel’s signature monohull case that is made out of one piece of swoopy steel. It is 41mm wide – that makes it medium sized, and relatively thin at 10mm thick. The entire movement and dial is placed through the dial of the watch. The rear of the watch is curved and quite comfy. Ebel has always done a good job with playing with polish. The case is mostly satin finished with the bezel and screws done with a mirror finish. The hands and applied hour markers are polished as well for a handsome, legible look.With a tight integration of the textured leather strap, the watch fits very securely on the wrist. The dial is available in black or galvanic silver. Inside the watch is a Swiss ETA 2896 automatic movement. This isn’t the only classic styled big date watch this year, but is a good contender for your buying dollars.

This watch was designed in collaboration with award-winning designer Eric Giroud. ?Giroud is the creative mind behind watches including the Harry Winston Opus 9, MCT Sequential One, and MB&F’s HM-1, to name a few (by the way,?recommended reading: ?a fantastic and just published interview of Eric Giroud the Watch Lounge’s Tom Mulraney). ?As with Rebellion’s other timepieces (you can see the Rebellion REB-5 Tourbillon Full Diamond here), the Predator draws inspiration?from racing cars. ?The honeycomb dial is also a unique design element. ?The watch case is available several combinations (red gold, red gold/ceramic, steel, steel/ceramic and red gold/steel)?with a?bezel attached by 8 distinctive screws with heads in the brand’s logo (very cool – kinda like Hublot does with it’s case screws).