Ebel 1911 Two-tone Diamond Tan Strap Women's Watch




Indulge yourself in the classic quality and elegance of the Ebel 1911 women's diamond watch.

This design presents a gold and steel case set on a tan leather strap. The polished gold bezel sparkles with a border of 44 round diamonds (0.50 total carat weight) and frames a diamond and mother-of-pearl dial.

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Features include:
  • Stainless steel case
  • 18-karat yellow gold bezel with diamond decoration
  • Mother-of-pearl dial
  • Nine diamond hour markers
  • Goldtone hour and minute hands
  • Date window at 3 o'clock
  • Goldtone numbers at 4, 8,& 12
  • Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal
  • Swiss-made quartz movement
  • 100-meter water resistance
  • Tan leather strap
  • Deployment clasp
**We are not an authorized distributor of Ebel Watches**

**Ebel Watches can be sold to US and Canadian residents ONLY**


All carat weights and measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from the listed information.

Women's watch bands can be sized to fit 6.5-inch to 7.5-inch wrists.

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