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1911 BTR Automatic Perpetual Calendar Chronograph is a wristwatch by Ebel.

Luxury model from the men's collection Ebel 1911 BTR: a chronograph with the complication of a perpetual calendar, which is highly esteemed by connoisseurs.

The high-precision astronomical moon phase works far more accurately than conventional moon phase indicators: A deviation of one day arises only after 122 years, while it occurs at a standard moon phase after just over 2 1/2 years. The functions of the perpetual calendar are set using four correctors at the sides of the housing. They can be operated with a special pen.

The watch is available in three limited editions: stainless steel, 18ct rose gold or 18ct white gold.

Movement:

Ebel manufacture calibre 288, 28,800 A/h
Self-winding chronograph movement, perpetual calendar
COSC certified chronometer
Bi-directional winding ball-bearing rotor
27 jewels
436 components
Power reserve 48 h

Case:

Stainless steel, 18ct rose gold or 18ct white gold
Ø 44.5 mm, height ? mm
Domed sapphire crystal with anti-glare treatment on both sides
Sapphire crystal caseback
Pushers and bezel in black rubber
Waterproof to 100 m

Dial:

Silvered (oder black) dial and subdials with Clous de Paris decor
11 hand-applied indexes with Superluminova

Functions:

Hours, minutes, seconds, date
Perpetual calendar, moon phase
Chrono seconds
Rapid calendar advance
Tachymeter scale

Bracelet:

Hand-sewn brown Alligator leather strap with safety folding clasp