When Eberhard comes to mind, vintage chronographs often take center stage—and today’s model is a perfect example. Housed in a 38mm 18k rose gold case, it's considered a relatively large size for a watch from the 1950s, and its condition is nothing short of immaculate. The case features square pushers and a snap-back case back.

The dial is striking, with a blue 1000-scale around the outer rim, an applied Eberhard & Co. logo, and applied hour markers. Two subdials add functionality and balance to the design. The dauphine-style hands, with their sharp and refined shape, contribute to the watch’s masculine presence.

Inside, the watch is powered by the caliber 14000 movement, which distinguishes it from more conventional chronographs. The top pusher operates the start, stop, and reset functions with a single press, while the bottom pusher slides up and down, acting as a locking mechanism to prevent accidental reactivation of the chronograph.

This stunner is paired with a beautiful Bulang & Sons strap, and the manual Eberhard movement has been fully serviced by our watchmaker.

We believe this rose gold chronograph is an exceptional find in mint condition—and currently, it’s quite undervalued. Don’t miss your chance to own this minty piece—get in touch to make it yours!

Specifications:

- Eberhard Chronograph, Reference 14003
- 38mm 18k rose gold case
- Serial 1 9xx, dating to the early 1950s
- Snap case back, square pushers
- Two-register silver dial with blue base-1000 scale on the outer rim
- Eberhard Calibre 14000 flyback movement
- Bulang & Sons leather strap
- Fully serviced by our watchmaker
- One-year mechanical warranty
- Free worldwide FedEx Priority shipping