Ernest Borel, a distinguished Swiss watch manufacturer established in 1856, introduces its Sage collection. Crafted to honour exceptional craftsmanship and innovation, every detail embodies the enduring legacy and progressive spirit of Ernest Borel.

Designed with a contemporary flair, each timepiece in this collection is a testament to modern sophistication and sporty elegance. The Sage not only exemplifies style and elegance but is also developed with functionality and reliability in mind, highlighting Ernest Borel’s commitment to advancing technological innovation in horology.

The Sage collection is engineered for outstanding durability, featuring Swiss-made mechanical movements renowned for their precision and reliability. With robust water resistance of up to 200 meters (20ATM) and a screw-down crown for added protection, these watches are built to withstand diverse conditions. Perfect for any adventure, from day to night, they provide optimal visibility in low-light environments with their luminous indexes and hands.

Sage E0739G0A-MV5V and E0739G0B-MV6V

The Sage E0739G0A-MV5V and E0739G0B-MV6V feature gradient dials that create a dynamic and elegant visual effect, with a refreshing ice blue gradient for a crisp, bold look or a deep black gradient for a more sophisticated appearance. Their three-dimensional bevelled edges add depth, while details like the unidirectional rotating bezel and 15-minute markers reflect Ernest Borel's meticulous craftsmanship. Additionally, equipped with the precise and reliable SW200 Swiss mechanical movement, these Sage models combine sporty aesthetics with outstanding performance.

Crafted from resilient 316L stainless steel, the watches offer an ideal blend of strength and comfort, combining durability with versatility. Finished with a high-performance rubber strap, these watches cater to daily needs and provide seamless transitions between all moments —business, casual, and sports activities.

The watch is also adaptable to more demanding situations, featuring water resistance up to 200 meters (20ATM), making it suitable for a range of water activities, from unexpected rain to swimming. It boasts a clear dial, essential for diving, with bold rectangular hour markers and large ridge-like mountain hands. Paired with BGW9 luminescent markers, it provides outstanding brightness in low light, ensuring excellent visibility in dark environments.

Sage E0739G0A-MV5V

Sage E0739G0B-MV6V

Availability

For more information about the Sage collection and to explore the full range of Ernest Borel watches, please visit ernestborel.ch and Ernest Borel’s e-commerce platform, shop.ernestborel.ch. The availability and pricing of the Sage E0739G0A-MV5V and Sage E0739G0B-MV6V vary by region. The recommended Swiss retail price for these models is CHF 1,040.

About the Sage collection

Craftsmanship and quality define the Sage collection, honouring the legacy of the talented watchmakers at Ernest Borel and showcasing their unparalleled expertise and unwavering dedication. Each timepiece in this collection embodies a modern, sophisticated sports design, complemented by a Swiss-made mechanical movement renowned for precision and reliability. The collection not only showcases style and elegance but also showcases the brand's commitment to technological innovation.

About Ernest Borel

Ernest Borel was founded in 1856, in Neuchâtel, Switzerland. Through an unwavering commitment to craftsmanship, elegance, and excellence, Ernest Borel has established itself as a renowned brand in the world of watchmaking. With a rich history of watchmaking expertise and heritage, and of global recognition and accolades, the brand has expanded into international markets, captivating individuals worldwide with its enchanting allure and timeless distinction.

Ernest Borel remains at the forefront of innovation and excellence by exploring new technology while honouring the esteemed Swiss tradition of watchmaking craftsmanship. This seamless integration of expertise and heritage has not only garnered the brand accolades from patent offices and horological institutions but has also firmly established its pivotal position within the realm of timepieces since its inception in 1856.

During the period from 1945 to 1959, the Neuchâtel Observatory conferred the Bulletin de Marche certificate upon a total of 4,172 Ernest Borel watches, and this represented nearly the entirety of the company's watch production during that era, underscoring a remarkable accomplishment.

Currently, a selection of Ernest Borel timepieces have obtained COSC certification, having undergone rigorous testing procedures by the established standards to ensure their accuracy and precision. Only approximately 6% of Swiss watchmaking products hold this prestigious certification, highlighting the exceptional quality of these chronometers and recognizing the skilled craftsmanship of the watchmakers at Ernest Borel.

Connect with Ernest Borel and stay up to date with the latest information and product releases Facebook at www.facebook.com/ErnestBorelOfficial, Instagram at www.instagram/ernestborelofficial, and LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/ernest-borel.