A mother-of-pearl dial, the sparkle of diamonds, and an iconic design define this new interpretation of the Sport Classic, which celebrates the 115th anniversary of EBEL
EBEL presents Sport Classic Sage Green, a new expression of its emblematic collection in which sage green brings a serene and contemporary sophistication. Its mother-of-pearl dial reveals delicate reflections and nuances, enhanced by golden Roman numerals and eight diamonds.
The 29 mm case, with a soft hexagonal silhouette, combines stainless steel with details in 18-carat yellow gold. A bezel set with 47 diamonds frames the dial and accentuates its luminosity with a discreet sparkle.
The unmistakable wave bracelet, EBEL’s hallmark, extends the fluid lines of the case. Made of steel with polished waves coated in yellow gold PVD, it combines architectural elegance and comfort on the wrist.
Equipped with a Swiss quartz movement, sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment, and water resistance up to 50 meters, Sport Classic Sage Green expresses the union between beauty and functionality that defines the brand.
The campaign, photographed at Villa Turque, Maison EBEL, a work by Le Corbusier, accompanies this creation in the year of the 115th anniversary of the house. Founded in Switzerland in 1911 by Eugène Blum and Alice Lévy, EBEL continues to cultivate a vision of watchmaking in which design, femininity, and modernity find a lasting balance.
Regarding the company’s trajectory, EBEL highlights its origin linked to the values of design, femininity, and modernity. "EBEL has cultivated since its beginnings a vision of elegance that combines aesthetic sensitivity and everyday functionality." This philosophy remains current in the brand’s present-day pieces, which seek to unite luxury with practical use.
The EBEL Sport Classic Sage Green is thus integrated into the history of a collection that has defined the brand’s aesthetic identity for decades. With the incorporation of materials such as 18-carat gold and diamonds, the brand reaffirms its commitment to refinement in the technical and structural details of its watches.