I like it but it's a bit on the rich side for me.
Really like this recent reissue to mark the 60th Anniversary of the Scientigraf. At 41mm it could be a little smaller(38mm like the original would have been perfect) but would very much like to try one in person at some point(not likely in this country but maybe on a future holiday).
One of the better recent releases from Eberhard and at least not so overly large like the Scafograf.
Two lume colours and optional bracelet but the below is my preferred. I think it looks pretty fantastic.
https://www.eberhard-co-watches.ch/e...graf-41043-01/
The original...
Last edited by Tetlee; 28th July 2021 at 20:44.
I like it but it's a bit on the rich side for me.
Why do so many reissues ruin it by bloating the size? It looks lovely but at 41mm it's a no from me because I have average wrists and anything 40+ without a bezel starts to look silly.
Oh well. What was the price?
2,250 Euros on a strap. Cheap alongside the current models of it's original competitors in the early sixties - the Milgauss, the Railmaster and the Ingenieur.
It’s a handsome watch
I really like this one though https://www.eberhard-co-watches.ch/e...300-41034v-07/
I would like to try one one day, all reports I have read have been glowing
Edit this thread now has me looking at originals on chrono24…
Last edited by Sinnlover; 28th July 2021 at 21:39.
I really like this. Mind you, I do love the brand.
Case back:
I like it. 41 mm is the perfect size.
I agree, slim bezel 'all dial' designs wear so much bigger than their sports equivalent with moving bezels. I have average 7 inch wrists and can (just about) get away with Linde Werdelin at 44mm (or 46mm depending on how you measure the case) but my 40mm MarkXVIII is about the limit for an all dial design.
On the Eberhard website store locator Chisolm Hunter in Glasgow are showing as an AD. But they are alone in the UK.
Last edited by j111dja; 29th July 2021 at 17:22.
Now available at Jura with 15% off if you use NY15 code. They have mistakenly called it Scafograf but the pic is clearly Scientigraf.
https://www.jurawatches.co.uk/produc...50ba5799&_ss=r
Last edited by ryanb741; 5th January 2022 at 22:28.
It looks like Montredo have the version with the lighter lume:
https://www.montredo.com/watches/ebe...3-01-cp/31106/
The dial looks quite nice in these real life photos on Chrono24:
https://chrono24.app/eberhardco/eber...GB&SETCURR=GBP
I like the Eberhard logo. There is something very Tintin-ish about it.