Eberhard & Co. Mareoscope 31024

Eberhard & Co. Mareoscope 31024 Tide Indicator

Eberhard & Co. Mareoscope Ref. 31024 – a 1990s automatic watch with Lemania 5190 movement, moon phases, chronograph and tide indicator. 37 mm steel case, black dial, leather strap. Serviced in March 2025, in excellent condition with original documents. The watch is guaranteed for 12 months for proper functioning. The **Eberhard & Co. Mareoscope Ref. 31024** is much more than a watch: it is a travel companion for those who love the sea, watchmaking tradition and the charm of complicated timepieces. Produced in the 1990s, this model perfectly embodies the technical and elegant spirit typical of the Swiss maison. Its **37 mm steel case** has classic, balanced and timeless proportions, capable of fitting both male and female wrists. The sober yet refined black dial leaves space for the true protagonists of this reference: the **moon phase display and the chronograph**, two complications that underline its technical soul. The synthetic crystal completes the ensemble, preserving the original vintage look. Inside beats the **automatic Lemania 5190 calibre**, a solid and reliable movement that represents a piece of mechanical watchmaking history. Recently serviced on **20 March 2025**, the watch is ready to guarantee maximum precision and long‑term reliability. The black leather strap with a steel folding clasp adds a touch of sporty elegance. With its 20 mm lug width and only 2 mm thickness, it is comfortable and discreet, ideal for everyday wear. Although it is a **used piece in excellent condition**, it shows only **very slight signs of wear**, practically imperceptible to the touch, which actually enhance its authenticity. It is sold **with the original documents**, but without a box, and is currently located in Italy (Terni), ready to be shipped or collected. With a **water resistance of 3 ATM**, it is suitable for everyday mishaps, while its **tide indicator function** (hence the name Mareoscope) makes it perfect for those who love sailing or simply being fascinated by the rhythm of the moon and tides.