Sold out $449 40.7mm

Erebus
ASCENT 41 White Enamel
A Dress watch, in a round stainless steel case, 40mm, with a white stone dial, broad arrow hands and applied metal indices, powered by the Seiko Epson YN55A.
It restocked 3 days ago and is currently available to buy directly from the brand. Compared with similar watches in its segment, the price here lands right around the median, showing no real premium or discount. Among the 116 tracked dress watches in this size and price class, prices span from USD 312 to USD 499.
Diameter
40mm
Lug to lug
48mm
Between lugs
20mm
Thickness
13mm
Movement Type
Automatic
Movement Name
Seiko Epson YN55A
Power reserve
40 hours
Water resistance
20 bar
Crystal Type
Sapphire
Crystal Description
Domed sapphire with AR coating
In stock and widely available. Scarcity score: 0/100. That is the lowest possible score, placing it among the easiest-to-get tracked watches in the catalog. This is broadly consistent with Hemel's typical scarcity level.
No rush
Brand pattern · 34 models
About 65% of this brand's tracked models are currently in stock.
0
August 2026
Scarcity score · today
Scarcity rank (in its segment)Top 90%
Price vs segment12% below segment median
Demand, sellout velocity, and restock cadence unlock as Chronoscout gathers more market data on this reference.
2 availability changes recorded. Available once, for 145 days, on 4/23/26. Longest sold-out stretch: 51 days. Last restocked on 11/6/26.
Available
3 days straight
11/6/26
April 2026
Today
· for 52 days
9/16/26
· for 146 days
4/23/26
Tracked since 4/23/26 (200 days).
Last confirmed:
The latest observed price was $349.99 on 11/9/26.
$349.99 USD
11/9/26
November 2026
Today
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