You’ve often heard it said “Less is More”.  To celebrate a century of watchmaking, Ebel forego the bells, whistles and hoopla of a fussy timepiece, choosing instead to release the understated Ebel Classic 100.   The piece is classic in every sense – 40mm rounded stainless steel case, a trim bezel and flowing lugs.  [...]

There was a time, I am assured by older and more knowledgeable writers in our industry when a wristwatch would appear on a celebrity’s wrist purely because they loved the piece, rather than through some kind of sponsorship or financial arrangement.  Ebel the brand originally created by Eugene Blum and Alice Levy in 1911 was [...]

Ebel watch history. At The Watch Press we often feature some lesser-known brands (although this by no means implies lesser quality – quite often the opposite in fact) among the brands whose fortunes (and foresight) have afforded them the luxury of high-profile international marketing campaigns and instant recognition worldwide. However, no matter how great the name is [...]