Eberhard & Co. Chrono 4 37060.2

Listed 40 Days Ago

ConditionNew

Year of Production-

Case Size46mm

Case MaterialTitanium

Dial ColorBlack

Bracelet/StrapRubber

Movement TypeAutomatic

BoxYes

PapersYes

LocationGermany

Price 6,939 USD

Description

Eberhard & Co. Chrono 4 Automatic Black 46mm 37060.2

Basic Info Reference : 37060.2 Movement : Automatic Gender : Men’s Watch Form : Round Case Dial color : Black Glass : Sapphire glass Case material : Titanium Case diameter : 46 Waterproof : 200m Bezel material : Titanium Bracelet Bracelet color : Black Bracelet material : Rubber Clasp : Buckle clasp Buckle material : Titanium Caliber Movement : Automatic Caliber : Power reserve : Form : Round Features Chronograph

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