Labhart triple calendar moonphase valjoux/eta 7751

Labhart Triple Calendar Moonphase - Automatic ETA 7751 Chronograph Triple Date Moonphase Swiss Made

Overview
This is a classic Swiss made mechanical wristwatch powered by the ETA/Valjoux 7751 automatic movement, a robust and highly respected calibre based on the legendary 7750 but with added calendar complications and moonphase.

Case & Dimensions

• Stainless steel case

• Diameter: 39 mm (excluding crown), a versatile size that works well on many wrists (classic sport/elegant size).

• Lug to lug length: 47 mm

Dial

• Black dial — strong contrast with hands and markers for good readability.

Triple calendar display:

• Day of week and month indicators (usually via windows or sub dials).

• A central date hand pointing to numbers around the edge (common for 7751 watches).

• Moonphase indicator — typically at the 6 o’clock position (elegant balance to the dial).

• Hands: Syringes hand that tapers elegantly from base to tip.

Movement

• ETA/Valjoux 7751 automatic — one of the most admired Swiss calendar chronograph movements.

• Functions include: hours, minutes, seconds, central date hand, day & month displays, moonphase, and usually a 24 hr or small seconds sub dial.

• Power reserve: ~42–46 hours on average.

Style & Wearability

• A classic dress elegant look with a sporty size — versatile for daily wear or dress occasions.

• The black dial gives it a sleek, somewhat modern character while still keeping traditional calendar aesthetics.

• The steel case ensures durability without feeling overly heavy or ostentatious.

In Summary

This Labhart Triple Calendar Moonphase is a mechanically rich Swiss automatic watch with a full set of calendar complications and moonphase display — powered by a Valjoux/ETA 7751 calibre known for reliability and heritage. Its 39 mm steel case and black dial with syringe like hands strike a balance between dress classic and everyday wearability.

Brand history

Labhart was founded in 1886 in St. Gallen, Switzerland by Franz Bessler, a skilled watchmaker who started a small workshop specializing in precision timepieces. The business later passed through the family when his daughter Anny Bessler and her husband Heinrich Labhart took over, giving the company its enduring name. Over the decades, Labhart evolved into Labhart Chronometrie & Goldschmiede, combining watchmaking with jewellery craftsmanship. The brand has remained dedicated to Swiss tradition, artisanal quality, and precision, maintaining over a century of heritage in timekeeping and fine jewellery.