1980 · Eberhard
1980 Eberhard Chronograph 31000 EP-40-68 Enamel Dial
31100-357 (Replica of the 1940s model)
- Diameter
- 38 mm
- Movement
- Mechanical Winding
- Calibre
- Excelsior Park 40-68
- Water res.
- Water Resistant
Photographs
47Shown in the order they were catalogued.
Features
Features
Solid Sterling Silver (925)
A watch made with solid sterling silver, offering a luxurious and timeless design. It provides an aditional level of prestige and durability.
Mechanique Chronograph
A chronograph watch powered by mechanical (hand-winding) movement, combining both timekeeping and the ability to measure elapsed time with a stopwatch function.
Tachymeter
A scale on the dial of a chronograph that allows the wearer to calculate speed based on time and distance, typically by measuring how many seconds it takes to travel a fixed distance (e.g., 1000 meters).
Model
- Brand
- Eberhard
- Series
- Re-Edition Chronograph Series
- Catalogue Reference
- 31100-357 (Replica of the 1940s model)
- Movement Type
- Mechanical Winding
- Production Year
- 1980
- Style
- Dress Watch
Case
- Diameter
- 38 mm
- Thickness
- 13 mm
- Material
- Solid Sterling Silver (925) with 20µm Gold Plated
- Water Resistance
- Water Resistant
- Finishing Details
- Polished
- Bezel
- Tachymeter Bezel
- Crown Type
- Push/Pull
- Crystal
- Acrylic
- Caseback
- Brand decoration and details engraved
Dial
- Color
- White
- Dial Markers
- Arabic Numerals
- Finishing Details
- Detailed Subdials
- Luminiscent Indexes
- None
- Calendar
- Without Calendar
Bracelet
- Material
- Crocodile Leather
- Buckle Type
- Standard Buckle
- Width
- 18 mm
- Color
- Bordeaux
Movement · Excelsior Park 40-68
- Manufacturer
- Excelsior Park
- Model
- 40-68
- Type
- Mechanical Winding
- Jewels
- 17 (Seventeen) Jewels
- Frequency
- 18000 A/h
- Reserve
- 41 Hours
- Functions
- Breguet hairspring, Hours, Minutes, Sub Seconds at 9 o'clock, 30 minutes Chronograph
Excelsior Park Cal. JB4 family movements are recognizable due to the distinctive U-shaped cock that supports the chronograph wheels. Nearly every other chronograph uses a Y- or wishbone shaped cock or bridge. The overall design of the movement is also “reversed” from many other chronographs, with the rabbit-shaped hammer falling on the crown side and a counter-clockwise balance cock. Includes several quality specifications such as a Breguet spiral hairspring, screwed balance and machined springs. The chronograph minutes recorder is equipped with a “sautoir” (jumping mechanism). Excelsior Park chronograph movements were used by Gallet, Zenith, and Girard-Perregaux as well as in-house by Excelsior Park and Moeris watches.
