Moving to the upper floor of the main exhibition hall, where some of the lesser smaller brands are located.
Tutima, Glashuette.
Frederique Constant – a nice moon phase with a very clean dial.
An attractive pilot style watch from Alpina, the sister brand of Frederique Constant. It is called. Startimer Pilot Manufacture.
Eberhard
Same as in 2013, Eberhard attracts with a historic Alfa Romeo from the Alfa Romeo Musuem. They must have good relations Alfa 33 Protoype from 1967. Cool, isn’t it?
Sorry, this is a bit off topic…but I got really fascinated by the Alfa…so that I forgot to take pictures of the watch that it is advertised behind the car.
Ok, here we go: Eberhard Contograph (photo from Eberhard website)
Chronoswiss.
This blue enamel dial on guilloche is captivating.
Chronoswiss Chronomaster. Not my cup of tea.
Chronomaster Timemaster. Looks much better, IMO.
Spectacular enamel dials at Vulcain.
Vulcain Cricket with enamel painting
Finally, I am visiting Eterna, which is back at the Baselworld. New management, new booth, interesting display of historic Eterna watches. (I will do a separate post)
Eterna Kontiki.
Impressive display of Eterna inhouse movements. (sorry for the bad picture)
Eterna Super Kontiki 1973. How about a re-edition of this interesting piece?
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