Hi new to forum and new to the hobby. Have begun to acquire tools. Have this Old Ebel watch wondering if anyone could tell me something about it. Age? Value? Movement?Thanks in advance.

[MicWar]

Ebel watch. Currently not running. 

[Nucejoe]

Welcome to the WRT forum.

[RichardHarris123]

Hello and welcome from Leeds, England.  Somebody may of worked on one, if not we need to see the movement. 

[oldhippy]

Before asking for help it is normal to post an introduction and tell us a little about yourself.

There is no real value to that watch. People that collect Ebel might show an interest. I would say its from the 1950's.

[Delgetti]

Welcome to the forum. 

Be careful with that one. Seems to have some luminous compound on dial and hands. A watch of that era may contain radium. 

[watchweasol]

Hi welcome to the forum.  Like Richard said we need pictures of the movement. The name on the dial is not nesscesarily the maker. Under the balance or on the plates there may be other marks which help. Pictures of the watch front and back less dial and hands make the job easier.

[Neverenoughwatches]

8 hours ago, MicWar said:

Ebel watch. Currently not running. 

You seem to have posted 8 pictures the same, each one tells no more than the previous except what trousers you are wearing . Ebel was one of the brands used by the British MOD during WW2 ( ATP ) this looks military ? so it should have something decent inside.But we wont know that unless we can see it, this brand doesn't come up too often so will be interesting to see. The movement will give a date range to it's age, value is usually estimated,  its only worth what one/some  want to pay for it. Crack it open .

[CYCLOPS]

nice watch, have not seen an Ebel that old in some time, could be worth more than we all think.....probably and older AS movement like a 1158, need to open..

[MicWar]

[Neverenoughwatches]

6 hours ago, MicWar said:

The 99 cal was in the Ebel ATP and a black face dial model was made though the one you have isn't recognised. The case is not of the usual military style which would look heavier,nor the hands but these may have been changed at some time in its life and there are always exceptions to expected designs. The caseback may shed more light with markings and militaries are generally of a screwback with good water resistance of the time.

[Kalanag]

The linked 1940 military version is without an anti-shock setting. Your shock proof model is likely from the 50th.

https://www.boldtimepieces.co.uk/product-page/1940s-ww2-ebel-atp-military-watch-british-military-issue-cal-99-originali

Edited March 12 by Kalanag

[Nucejoe]

Enough pics, no more please.

Not much value, check prices on ebay. 

Rgds

[CYCLOPS]

do you have the back? does the back have an arrow on it by chance? every picture,  turn the watch,   for different views haha, I like this watch!