This is an Eza Watches inspiration page, where you will know more about us … in a nutshell. Enjoy!
Eza Watches is an independent boutique brand that makes a difference in the large world of mechanical watches. We focus on paying close attention to quality, detail, flair, classic designs and modern materials. Eza Watches continues to preserve the concept inspired by its history. “Vintage design, modern materials”. Take a look at the diver watch – Eza Sealander (available in Blue, Black, Green dials and Bronze & Steel cases). Feel like pilot with an Eza Airfighter (available in Blue & Black). Fall into the world of Vintage of the XXth century with the 1972 Vintage Edition.
EZA SEALENDER
As the vision of Eza Watches implies the Sealander is a 300-meter dive watch with an automatic Swiss ETA 2824 Calibre movement inside. The Sealander comes with a two-year warranty.
MOVEMENT: Swiss Calibre ETA 2824 Automatic, Ligne 11-1/2′”, 25 jewels, 28.800bph, 38-40 hour power reserve, adjusted by Eza Watches to six positions. CASE: 316L Stainless steel case with mixed brushed and high gloss finish. Case diameter 41.0mm, lug width 22.0mm, case thickness 14.2 mm(including domes glass), lug to lug 49 mm. WATER RESISTANCE: 30 ATM, 300 meters.
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EZA AIRFIGHTER
This is the Eza AirFighter a modern interpretation of the classic military issued pilot watches with some subtle details. The Eza AirFighter has a stylish appearance with its brushed finish and narrow high gloss finish on the side. Inside the AirFighter you will find a Swiss automatic movement, caliber 2824-2, that is adjusted to six positions.
MOVEMENT: Swiss Calibre ETA 2824 Automatic, Ligne 11-1/2′”, 25 jewels, 28.800bph, 38-40 hour power reserve, adjusted by Eza Watches to six positions. CASE: 316L Stainless steel case with mixed brushed and high gloss finish. Case diameter 41.0mm, lug width 22.0mm, case thickness 13 mm, lug to lug 48 mm. High gloss 316L Stainless Steel Caseback with engraved movement. DIAL: Indexes filled with SuperLuminova™
SEE WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT US
“I know what you’re thinking. Not another boutique brand. But when the Vice President of the Christie’s New York Watch Department, aka our good friend Eric Wind, emailed saying he’d found a dive watch from the Netherlands worth checking out, we wondered what a newborn watch company had done to land on a vintage expert’s radar. So we got in touch, had a few watches sent over to the office, and, surprise, what arrived was a very vintage-inspired watch built to modern standards.”
BY ARTHUR TOUCHOT I AUGUST 30, 2016 I HODINKEE
Hands-On The Sealander Automatic, A Wallet-Friendly Mechanical Diver From Eza Watches
“From the start we were rather enthusiastic about the revival of the Eza brand. And from the looks of it, so are people in the watch community. By saying that, this micro brand has been around for four years now and they’ve introduced a handful of models. After starting off with the Sealander diver, the aviation-inspired AirFighter followed. From there on the guys worked on an a vintage re-edition of one of the Eza heritage models. We reported on this 1971 re-issue on the first day of this year.”
BY BERT BUIJSROGGE I SEPTEMBER 24, 2020 I FRATELLO WATCHES
Hands-On With The Eza Sealander In Bronze. Slowly expending the collection in new directions.
Going back to our roots
1972 VINTAGE RE-LAUNCH
This is the Eza AirFighter a modern interpretation of the classic military issued pilot watches with some subtle details. The Eza AirFighter has a stylish appearance with its brushed finish and narrow high gloss finish on the side. Inside the AirFighter you will find a Swiss automatic movement, caliber 2824-2, that is adjusted to six positions.
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Adriaan Trampe
Meet the owner
After 37 years of abscence the brand was restarted in 2016 from the desire to make vintage looking watches in a modern way. Today, the brand is being managed by an aspiring watchmaker and entrepreneur, Adriaan Trampe (28). He has a big passion for craftsmanship and especially, watchmaking. To put this passion to use, he started a watchmaking education in a small close to his birthplace Rotterdam, called Schoonhoven. The fun fact is that this town is, like Pforzheim, also known by the jewellery and watchmaking industry. This town bears the nickname “zilverstad” (silver city).
