Clebar was a Swiss watch brand that gained recognition in the mid-20th century for its durable and stylish chronographs. Often associated with racing and adventure, Clebar watches were produced by the same manufacturer as Zodiac, sharing many design elements and mechanical movements.
Collectors appreciate Clebar for its affordability and reliability, making it a popular entry point into vintage chronograph collecting. The brand's watches are characterized by their bold dials, sturdy cases, and precise timekeeping.
Although Clebar is no longer in production, its legacy lives on through the passionate community of vintage watch enthusiasts who continue to seek out and restore these classic timepieces.
Many Clebar chronographs produced in the 1960s share designs that are remarkably similar to Heuer, this wasn't just a coincidence, watches were produced by Heuer for Clebar. This has often dubbed these watches the nickname "Poor man’s Heuer".