Eska Watches

Eska's journey began in 1918 in Grenchen, Switzerland, where founder Sylvan Kocher crafted timepieces that blended elegance with precision. The brand quickly gained recognition, especially in emerging markets like Brazil and the United States, for its classic designs and meticulous craftsmanship.

By the late 1940s, Eska had expanded its repertoire to include manual and automatic models, as well as watches featuring full calendars, moon phases, and chronographs. The Amphibian 600, introduced in 1959, became a standout, renowned for its durability and used by the French Navy, often compared to Blancpain's Fifty Fathoms.

After ceasing operations in 1987 due to the quartz crisis, Eska was revived in 2024 by enthusiasts Christophe Chevreton and Sinicha Knezevic. They honored the brand's legacy with the Amphibian 250, a modern reinterpretation of the iconic Amphibian 600, blending historical design with contemporary aesthetics.

Market analytics as of 10/30/26, 16 models tracked
Official catalog last checked: 10/31/26, 8:30 PM

For a deeper look at how Eska builds and sources their models, visit the Microbrand Atlas.

On average, roughly 80% of Eska's tracked models are available at any given moment.

• Brand in stock~80%

• Pricing RangePrice range across this brand's entire portfolio. Shows the cheapest to most expensive watch they offer.$654 - $2,472

• Recent ReleasesHow many new references this brand has released in the last 90 days. Higher = a brand actively expanding its catalog right now.0in the last 90 days