Chronographe Soleure à phases de lune
8340.41.41.1225
| Brand : | Eterna |
| Collection : | Soleure |
| Model : | Chronographe Soleure à phases de lune |
| Reference : | 8340.41.41.1225 |
| Complement : | Steel - Steel Bracelet |
| Year : | 2010 |
| Is not commercialised any more | |
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Brand : Eterna Collection : Soleure Model : Chronographe Soleure à phases de lune Reference : 8340.41.41.1225 Complement : Steel - Steel Bracelet Year : 2010 Is not commercialised any more List Price : On request Diameter : 42 mm Thickness : 13.2 mm Styles : Sporty High Horology Types : Self-winding Calibre : ETA Valjoux 7751 Complication : Moon Phases 'One-push-piece' Chronograph Simple Calendar 24-Hour Indicator 30-Minute Counter Case material : Stainless steel Polished Shape : Round Water-resistance : 50 meters Dial : 'Clou de Paris' engraved Dial color : Black Display : Luminescent hands Indexes : Baton-type Glass : Sapphire Antireflective coating Strap material : Stainless steel Strap clasp : Folding buckle + More characteristics : Movement
Ball bearing
25 Jewels
Frequency :
28'800 vibrations per hour
48-hour power reserve
Rhodium-plated indexes
Poiished steel strap and buckle
DESCRIPTION
- Eterna Soleure – as classic as ever yet younger than ever
Updated, restyled and more diverse, Soleure designs offer winning propositions wherever time meets style.
Grenchen. In the manner of a barometer, Swiss watch manufacturer Eterna’s Soleure collection reflects current tastes and expectations in timepiece design. With their ergonomically redesigned cases, Soleure chronographs now provide improved comfort to slimmer, more feminine wrists. A metal bracelet is henceforth available while redesigned hands and dial faces add a further touch of refinement. Here and elsewhere, details are everything and today’s Soleure timepieces are sure to appeal to new generations.
Soleure is the French name of the Canton where in 1856 Eterna was founded. It owes its considerable contributions to the advancement of horology essentially to the talent and commitment of its own watchmakers and designers. But over and above its professional achievements, Eterna owes its enviable reputation in good part to the Canton itself. Its population, entrepreneurial spirit and backing have from the start favoured the company. What, then, could be more normal than for Eterna to honour its place of origin by giving to its attractive and most accessible collection the name of the canton it has called home for over a century and a half'
Refashioned and restyled for today, Soleure watches are aimed first and foremost at younger male consumers – although now at younger women buyers as well – who have an equal sense of style. Their specific features, the choice of models, their positioning in the marketplace easily identify Soleure watches as enduring value items.
Soleure Automatic – essential chic
Its slim polished stainless steel case houses a self-winding mechanical movement with date calendar that provides 38 hours of reserve power. With its case back secured by four screws and a scratch-resistant and anti-reflective sapphire crystal, the Soleure Automatic is water-resistant to 50 metres (~ 165 feet). Silver-toned or black, the Soleure Automatic dial features a “Clous de Paris” cobbled centre plus baton hour markers, along with three Arabic numerals on some models, and hour and minute hands inlaid with a luminous compound. A polished and satin-finished stainless steel bracelet now joins the choice of white, brown or black Louisiana alligator straps – all with folding clasp.
Soleure Moonphase Chronograph – it’s all there!
Eterna’s own traditions have always included an independent-minded streak, of which its single-pushpiece Soleure Moonphase Chronograph provides a telling example. A proprietary adaptation of ETA’s Valjoux 7751 calibre, it provides up to 48 hours of power reserve. Along with hours, minutes and seconds and chronograph functions, it shows the date on the dial rim along with the day and the month at 12 o’clock. The Soleure Moonphase Chronograph furthermore features a small seconds and a 24-hour indication at 9 o’clock and displays the phases of the moon at 6 o’clock. Its case provides the same degree of refinement as other Soleure designs and it offers a choice of metal bracelet and Louisiana alligator strap colours.
Both the Soleure Automatic line and the Soleure Moonphase Chronograph models embody proven technology and updated design. Together, they provide Eterna with particularly competitive models for its markets, stimulating consumer interest in the Eterna collection as a whole.
Eterna, going on two centuries of expertise
From its foundation in 1856, Eterna has been turning out fine, high-quality timepieces highlighting the workmanship and professional commitment of generations of craft watchmakers. Their notable contributions to horology include the design of the Eterna Matic winding rotor on ball bearings as well as the first wristwatch featuring an alarm device. The 2009 launch of the Eterna Spherodrive also ranks among the milestones of the brand’s history. Today Eterna stands among a handful of full-fledged watch manufacturers who bring to bear the finest materials and craft methods to their quest for new developments while maintaining traditional workbench production. Over the years, it has often come up with innovative answers to centuries-old challenges. Today one of the last remaining independent manufacturers, Eterna is owned by Ferdinand Alexander Porsche. Alongside its traditional production, it has been assigned the licence for the acclaimed Porsche design collection.
- Eterna Soleure – as classic as ever yet younger than ever
Updated, restyled and more diverse, Soleure designs offer winning propositions wherever time meets style.
Grenchen. In the manner of a barometer, Swiss watch manufacturer Eterna’s Soleure collection reflects current tastes and expectations in timepiece design. With their ergonomically redesigned cases, Soleure chronographs now provide improved comfort to slimmer, more feminine wrists. A metal bracelet is henceforth available while redesigned hands and dial faces add a further touch of refinement. Here and elsewhere, details are everything and today’s Soleure timepieces are sure to appeal to new generations.
Soleure is the French name of the Canton where in 1856 Eterna was founded. It owes its considerable contributions to the advancement of horology essentially to the talent and commitment of its own watchmakers and designers. But over and above its professional achievements, Eterna owes its enviable reputation in good part to the Canton itself. Its population, entrepreneurial spirit and backing have from the start favoured the company. What, then, could be more normal than for Eterna to honour its place of origin by giving to its attractive and most accessible collection the name of the canton it has called home for over a century and a half'
Refashioned and restyled for today, Soleure watches are aimed first and foremost at younger male consumers – although now at younger women buyers as well – who have an equal sense of style. Their specific features, the choice of models, their positioning in the marketplace easily identify Soleure watches as enduring value items.
Soleure Automatic – essential chic
Its slim polished stainless steel case houses a self-winding mechanical movement with date calendar that provides 38 hours of reserve power. With its case back secured by four screws and a scratch-resistant and anti-reflective sapphire crystal, the Soleure Automatic is water-resistant to 50 metres (~ 165 feet). Silver-toned or black, the Soleure Automatic dial features a “Clous de Paris” cobbled centre plus baton hour markers, along with three Arabic numerals on some models, and hour and minute hands inlaid with a luminous compound. A polished and satin-finished stainless steel bracelet now joins the choice of white, brown or black Louisiana alligator straps – all with folding clasp.
Soleure Moonphase Chronograph – it’s all there!
Eterna’s own traditions have always included an independent-minded streak, of which its single-pushpiece Soleure Moonphase Chronograph provides a telling example. A proprietary adaptation of ETA’s Valjoux 7751 calibre, it provides up to 48 hours of power reserve. Along with hours, minutes and seconds and chronograph functions, it shows the date on the dial rim along with the day and the month at 12 o’clock. The Soleure Moonphase Chronograph furthermore features a small seconds and a 24-hour indication at 9 o’clock and displays the phases of the moon at 6 o’clock. Its case provides the same degree of refinement as other Soleure designs and it offers a choice of metal bracelet and Louisiana alligator strap colours.
Both the Soleure Automatic line and the Soleure Moonphase Chronograph models embody proven technology and updated design. Together, they provide Eterna with particularly competitive models for its markets, stimulating consumer interest in the Eterna collection as a whole.
Eterna, going on two centuries of expertise
From its foundation in 1856, Eterna has been turning out fine, high-quality timepieces highlighting the workmanship and professional commitment of generations of craft watchmakers. Their notable contributions to horology include the design of the Eterna Matic winding rotor on ball bearings as well as the first wristwatch featuring an alarm device. The 2009 launch of the Eterna Spherodrive also ranks among the milestones of the brand’s history. Today Eterna stands among a handful of full-fledged watch manufacturers who bring to bear the finest materials and craft methods to their quest for new developments while maintaining traditional workbench production. Over the years, it has often come up with innovative answers to centuries-old challenges. Today one of the last remaining independent manufacturers, Eterna is owned by Ferdinand Alexander Porsche. Alongside its traditional production, it has been assigned the licence for the acclaimed Porsche design collection.
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Brand : Eterna Collection : Soleure Model : Chronographe Soleure à phases de lune Reference : 8340.41.41.1225 Complement : Steel - Steel Bracelet Year : 2010 Is not commercialised any more List Price : On request Diameter : 42 mm Thickness : 13.2 mm Styles : Sporty High Horology Types : Self-winding Calibre : ETA Valjoux 7751 Complication : Moon Phases 'One-push-piece' Chronograph Simple Calendar 24-Hour Indicator 30-Minute Counter Case material : Stainless steel Polished Shape : Round Water-resistance : 50 meters Dial : 'Clou de Paris' engraved Dial color : Black Display : Luminescent hands Indexes : Baton-type Glass : Sapphire Antireflective coating Strap material : Stainless steel Strap clasp : Folding buckle More characteristics : Movement
Ball bearing
25 Jewels
Frequency :
28'800 vibrations per hour
48-hour power reserve
Rhodium-plated indexes
Poiished steel strap and buckle