In 1911, Eugene Blum took his initials and his wife’s family name, Levy, to coin “Eugene Blum Et Levy” – EBEL. In 1914, just three years after its formation, the brand won a coveted gold medal at the Swiss National Exhibition. The family company has been successfully producing sought-after wristwatches ever since. Their sleek lines, streamlined curves and integrated cases and bracelets are among the most noteworthy. Stainless steel case, 104 diamonds set on the bezel (1.66 ct), Black alligator leather strap, deployment buckle, Silver dial, Luminous Hands and hour markers, Small seconds subdial, Chronograph feature (Hours, Minutes, Seconds), Date at the 6 o’clock position, Scratch resistant sapphire crystal with antireflective treatment, Swiss automatic movement (Cartier Caliber 126), Water resistant to 50 meters/ 165 feet.