You might have seen this watch with Yema stamped on the dial. No, it wasn't your imagination or a misprint—these are the same watches. Eisenhardt was one of the biggest retailers for brands like Yema and Breitling. Back then, customers weren’t drawn to brands as much as they were to quality. Consequently, Eisenhardt took the liberty of printing their logo on the dial. By today’s standards, this would be unthinkable; imagine a Rolex with "Bucherer" written instead of the iconic crown. This practice explains why so many of these watches exist today, and we’re glad they do!
This piece offers a beautiful patina and aging. Inside, you'll find the Caliber Valjoux 7730. The case has a well-worn, utilitarian look, and the print remains thick and bold. Leaning towards the sportier side, this watch is a fantastic vintage timepiece, perfect for those just starting their collection!
