Ebel - 21 Chronoscaph - Men - 1950-1959

This Ebel chronograph
35mm steel case, gold-plated
Lemania CH27-12 calibre, the venerable column-wheel chronograph movement that was used, one way or another, by Omega (its three-register version being the calibre 321 found in vintage Speedmaster), Audemars Piguet and Patek
Ebel, founded in 1911 in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, is renowned for its elegant designs and high-quality craftsmanship, often collaborating with some of the industry’s leading movement manufacturers.
Lemania, founded in 1884, played a crucial role in the history of watchmaking, supplying movements to prestigious brands such as Omega, Patek Philippe, and, of course, Ebel.
Lemania calibres are particularly valued for their robustness and superior performance, often chosen for some of the most iconic chronographs.
This rare and interesting Ebel/Lemania chronograph from the 1950s.