Ebel

EBEL was founded by husband and wife Eugene Blum and Alice Levy, in La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland in 1911 - and since its inception, EBEL has remained true to their core values, manufacturing fine Swiss watches that marry technical expertise and distinctive style.

Clean your watch regularly by wiping it with a soft cloth dampened with fresh water, especially after exposure to seawater. To maintain water resistance, yearly maintenance is required. The gaskets and crown which seal the case are subject to wear and deterioration under normal use. These parts should be inspected and replaced as needed each time the watch is opened for service, including battery changes. Learn more here or visit a Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry store near you.

A wrist-worn timepiece with a stop-watch function – a timer that can be started and stopped to measure the duration of an event – is called a chronograph. It may have a mechanical or quartz movement. A chronometer is a fine Swiss made mechanical timepiece that has met very high standards of accuracy, as set and certified by the COSC, an official watch institute in Switzerland.

The exposure of your watch to strong magnetic fields will affect its time keeping and may cause it to stop. A quartz watch will resume working with original accuracy when it is removed from the magnetic field. A mechanical watch may require demagnetization.

Shop an assortment of Ebel watches for men and Ebel watches for women with Lee Michaels online or visit a Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry store in Shreveport, LA, Lafayette, LA, Jackson, MS, New Orleans, LA, or in Baton Rouge, LA.