EBERHARD & CO. CHRONO4 TEMERARIO

After the presentation of the revolutionary Chrono4, Eberhard & Co. unveiled TEMERARIO, the company’s most appealing and original version of the chronograph, due to which the watch-making giant has chosen a new way of timekeeping. Upholding commitment to all the traditional standards of progressive watch-making, the Temerario has placed Eberhard & Co. at the top of technical novelty, style and design. The company’s new chronograph has become quite popular among the most sophisticated personalities in the world, featuring an absolutely unique and original form and looks.

Temerario’s large-sized case is distinguished for the tonneau shape that is domed, and a slightly vaulted case back that allows comfy adhering to the wrist, and a convex, sapphire non-reflective glass featuring a nice ergonomic design.

However, the unusual shape of this solid mechanical chronograph enclosed in stainless steel is not the only great feature of the timepiece. Moreover, the timepiece noticeably lacks the winding crown and features the large triangular buttons, which are not on the side of the case, but are set symmetrically on the top. The Temerario was in the focus of attention at last Baselworld show with three exclusive patents achieved by Eberhard & Co. One of these goes for the movement, another relates to the access system to the winding crown, and a third refers to the safety clasp of the leather band and the metal wristlet.

Fitted with a self-winding movement, the Eb 250 device, developed by the engineers of the famous company on the basis of the Eta 2894, which makes 28.800 oscillations, features 53 rubies, and 42 hour power-reserve, Temerario represents the most advanced evolution of Chrono4. The reason for this is that although the auxiliary faces and the counters are arranged in a line once again, now they are arranged in an upright row. This new feature, which has never been used before, required a meticulous study of the shape of the case and the design of the face so as to balance the surface and provide utmost legibility.

The tonneau-shaped face is complemented by an external minute-circle and a tachometer scale, placed within the circle of the hours and the date. The latter has a small magnifying lens and is placed at the 8 o’clock position, so that not to cover the vertical counters. This extraordinary arrangement required a new research in the calendar mechanism. Featuring a white, black or silver background, and either black or white counters, the face is presented in two versions. The sport version has large, rectangular markers. The classic version features raised Arabic numbers arranged in a radial manner.

The case, being 55mm long and 37mm wide, keeps another secret. Underneath it, at the level of the chronograph’s button at the 1 o’clock position, there is a lever that, when moved, releases the lid of a small chamber in which the crown is kept. When the chamber is closed, it gets impossible to be seen. The company’s second patent for the Temerario relates to this wonderful feature.

The case is waterproof up to 98.4ft and has two chronograph buttons, which look like two small wings; each bearing the incision of the capital E of Eberhard & Co. The caseback is locked with four screws and features the name Temerario, carved in red. The hand of the 24-hour meter is also red.

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