Why This Watch Matters We love a good stainless-steel chronograph, and this Eberhard hits all the marks. The Full Story This Pre-Extra Fort chronograph from the 1940s is not only gorgeous, it also comes with the Eberhard caliber 16000 movement. This movement offers the functionality to lock the bottom chronograph button simply by sliding the pusher up towards the crown. This prevents any mishaps during timing. On top of that, this example features a gorgeous silvered dial with two registers for constant seconds and 30-minute tracking. All of this is housed in a 40mm steel case – which was pretty large for the 1940s –making this timepiece a true tool watch. The Fine Print Maker: Eberhard & Co.Model: Pre-Extra FortReference: N/AYear: Circa 1940sCase No: 1016-763Material: Stainless steelDimensions: 40mm diameter; 12mm thicknessSapphire Crystal: No, plexiglassLume: NoCaliber: Eberhard & Co. caliber 16000 manual-winding chronograph Bracelet/Strap: HODINKEE Black Kangaroo NATO Strap (as seen in wristshot)Lug Width: 20mm; fixed lugsBox/Papers: No What we Love and What You Should Know This watch is in pretty good condition; the steel case has minimal scuffs and scratches, with the exception of one above the crown. The dial is well balanced, with some light spotting throughout. There is a noticeable mark near 12 o’clock and some darker marks around the tachymeter scale on the dial. The chronograph functions are in working order. Overall, this is a great vintage steel chronograph.