Breitling Galactic 36 Automatic

Ebel Classic Hexagon 41mm
Ebel is introducing a new, smaller version of the Classic Hexagon that measures 41mm in diameter, compared with 45.5mm for the original version. The new model is not specifically tagged as a ladies model, but the press materials say “Although originally dedicated to men, the new Classic Hexagon watches are just as happy to wrap themselves around a feminine wrist.” Like the original Hexagon, the smaller models feature a one-piece “monohull” case that is shaped to fit the wrist. The watch is a simple three-hand design with center seconds and a large date at 3 o’clock. Black and white dials are available. The movement is an automatic ETA 2896. Additional technical information appears below the images, which may be enlarged with a click.EBEL Classic Hexagon 41 mmMovement: ? Large date: automatic movement manufactured in Switzerland (ETA 2896)Case:? Material: stainless steel? Dimensions: 41 mm? Thickness: 10.5 mm? Finishing: alternating brushed/polished? Water-

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