Identity and Case Construction
The catalog listing describes the piece as an Eberhard Pre-Extra-Fort chronograph wristwatch housed in an 18k solid rose gold hinged case measuring 40 mm. Visual inspection confirms the front of an 18k gold case, although internal hinges or caseback hallmarks are not recorded in this source photograph.
Operating controls on the case band comprise a fluted winding crown flanked by an upper oval button at 2 o'clock and an oval slide at 4 o'clock. According to the seller, the 2 o'clock button functions as a start/stop/reset control, while the 4 o'clock slide halts and restarts the chronograph without resetting the recorded elapsed time.
Evidence for this section
- “The 18k solid rose gold hinged case measures a substantial 40mm”
- “The case is fitted with an oval start/stop/reset chronograph button at 2 and an oval slide to stop/restart the chronograph without resetting the recorded time at 4.”
- “Fluted winding crown flanked by an oval upper chronograph pusher and an oval lower slide on the 18k gold case”
