The Ebel 9124913 is a notable model from the Ebel Voyager collection, which was introduced in the late 1980s. The watch is notable for the worldtime feature. There is an inner bezel that rotates as the hands are set or time elapses to allow the user to know the time around the globe by refering to the outer bezel which has global territories arranged according to the location and the local time zone in that region of the world. 

Here are the key details about this watch:

Specifications

• Reference: 9124913
• Movement: Self-winding mechanical watch, powered by the Ebel calibre 124, which is based on the ETA 2892-2 movement with a GMT module from Lemania.
• Power Reserve: 48 hours.
• Jewels: 21 jewels.
• Case Material: Stainless steel.
• Case Diameter: 38 mm.
• Case Thickness: 10 mm.
• Lug Width: 20 mm.
• Lug-to-Lug Distance: 43 mm.
• Dial: Silver with a world map in the center, featuring a brushed finish and a mirror-finish map.
• Date Function: Date indication at 3 o'clock.
• Small Seconds: Located in the center.

Design Features

• The watch is known for its sporty-chic design, which was part of Ebel's strategy to appeal to a broader demographic during the 1990s.
• The world time bezel and 24-hour ring allow for tracking multiple time zones, making it a practical choice for travelers [2].

Condition and Performance

• All functions, including crown winding, time setting, and date changing, are typically operational [2].

The Ebel 9124913 is a standout piece in the neo-vintage watch market, appreciated for its unique design and functionality.

The watch has been fully cleaned by a master horologist at a cost of $385 dollars and functions as new.

The end links are Ebel with a heavy duty dive strap (after market)

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