Ebel 1911 Tekton Titanium

Ebel has now turned its attention to the men's market, and with the Ebel 1911 Tekton Titanium, it has showcased its strengths in men's watches. From the textured strap, to the multi-leveled dial design, the 1911 Tekton Titanium boasts aesthetic appeal with its daring combination of materials.

The Ebel 1911 Tekton Titanium is powered by an automatic Ebel Caliber 137. It contains 27 jewels that vibrate at 28,800 times per hour. This movement was launched in 1995 after 5 years of research and is Ebel's first 100percent chronograph movement. The precision of this movement is certified by C.O.S.C. The main functions are hours, minutes, subsidiary seconds; chronograph; and date shown as a red ring in the dial.

The brushed titanium casing has a diameter of 48.5mm, with a height of 14.7mm. Water resistance is to 200 meters. The case has a black rubber hexogonal-shaped bezel construction, where it is anchored to the case with six polished screws. The face and case-back are both made of sapphire crystal and glare-proofed on both sides. The transparent case back shows a view of the movement within. The crown is screwed in. The push-buttons are black rubber heads and polished titanium guards.

The Ebel 1911 Tekton Titanium dial is an interesting myriad of levels of counters, also containing a black dial with tachymeter displayed on a black flange. The open-worked dial displays a red disc showing the date at 12 o'clock. The silvered markers and sword-shaped hands are coated with Superluminova. The band is a black rubber strap and EBEL sand-blasted stainless steel clasp.

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