Ebel Classic Sport Chronograph
Ebel introduces a new member of the Classic Sport collection: a 41mm chronograph that will be available with straps in khaki, beige, brown, coral pink and navy blue. Khaki is the first in the series to be issued, and the center seconds hand picks up the color as well. The movement is a Swiss-made quartz Ebel 503. Find complete specifications below the image, which may be enlarged with a click.Technical specifications – EBEL Classic Sport ChronoMovement :? Quartz movement manufactured in Switzerland (EBEL 503)Case :? Material: stainless steel? Size: 41 mm? Thickness: 10.80 mm? Finish: alternating brushed/polished? Water resistance: 5 atm? Glass: sapphire crystal with anti-glare treatment to ensure perfect readability? Case-back: original Classic Sport engravingDial :? Dial: silver-toned with 12 hour-markers and striped central motif? Date at 4 o'clock? Diamond-polished facetted hands with Super-LumiNovaStrap :? Material: rubber? Ebel folding clasp

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