In 2008, Ebel introduces its Discovery Chronograph watch in variations featuring bold, appealing colors to make one feel the appeal of youthful energy, sportiness, and dynamism. The Discovery Chronograph watches have a 43mm hexagonal case with a tachymeter bezel crafted in stainless steel. The watches reveal Ebel's meticulous attention to finishing detail. They are equipped with is a self-winding COSC chronometer movement offering day and date displays, as well as a chronograph with 12-hour and 30-minute counters.

The Ebel Discovery Chronograph is created in four variations. The version with a silver dial and blue tachymeter bezel is the most subtle one. The variation with a red bezel features a black dial. The both versions are complemented by a stainless steel bracelet with sophisticated finishing and fitted with a triple-deployment folding clasp.

The more casual and sporty variation of the Ebel Discovery Chronograph has a black dial united with an orange bezel. The watch goes on a black technofiber strap with orange stitching. On all three variations, the chronograph sub-dial hands are presented in blue, red, or orange to match the major color of the model.

The Fake Ebel Discovery Chronograph Watch has screw-down crown and push-pieces to guarantee 100-meter water resistance. The legibility of the dial is enhanced with an anti-reflective treated sapphire crystal. The dial reveals luminous applications on the hands, hour indices and dial flange.