The Maison returns to INHORGENTA for the second consecutive year to nurture relationships with the German market, guided by the belief that true connections grow through direct exchange, not distance.<\/p>\n
At the heart of the presentation lies CONTODAT<\/strong>, the collection unveiled in 2025 that captures Eberhard & Co.\u2019s idea of sporty elegance. Its two versions\u2014CONTODAT Automatic<\/strong> and CONTODAT Chronographe<\/strong>\u2014share a compact, contemporary silhouette and, for the first time in the Maison\u2019s modern production, are exclusively with integrated bracelets.<\/p>\n But CONTODAT is more than a new collection. It is a bridge across time. Its roots reach back to the late 1970s, when Eberhard & Co., under the leadership of Palmiro Monti<\/strong>, chose to believe in mechanical watchmaking even as the quartz wave swept the industry. That decision, almost defiant, shaped the Maison\u2019s identity. CONTODAT stands today as a symbol of continuity and evolution of a brand that knows where it comes from and where it wants to go.<\/p>\n Since 1887, Eberhard & Co. has built its path on independence and research, guided by a forward\u2011looking vision that never forgets its origins. INHORGENTA 2026 offers the perfect stage to express this duality: the solidity of heritage and the energy of innovation.<\/p>\n In Munich, the Maison does not simply exhibit watches\u2014it shares values, opens conversations, and strengthens its presence in a country that appreciates sincerity and substance. It is an encounter between people who love watchmaking not as a trend, but as a culture.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":96509,"template":"","news-world":[],"class_list":["post-96520","eberhard-world","type-eberhard-world","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n<\/h1>\n
A Maison that moves forward by staying true to itself<\/h1>\n