Zenith P15 Cronometro Travel Review

MichaelC · 2017-06-11T10:59:48Z

MichaelC shares his Zenith P15 Cronometro's travel adventures from Colorado to Bermuda, featuring unique experiences and stunning photography.

MichaelC

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MichaelC takes readers on a captivating journey, putting his Zenith P15 Cronometro through its paces across diverse locales from Colorado to Bermuda. His photo essay not only showcases the watch's daily wearability but also captures unique experiences, including exclusive access at Coors Field and an encounter with a remarkable Ulysse Nardin timepiece. This post highlights the P15's role as a reliable travel companion and a conversation starter among enthusiasts.

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I had a compacted schedule and used my P15 as a primary timekeeper.

Some last minute duties in Colorado before leaving town...

A trip to Coors Field, home of the very surprising Colorado Rockies. On the field for batting practice before the game:

Inside the scoreboard, looking out to the field:

An impressive win over a solid Indians team, and a midnight flight to New York with TracieC:

Tired eyes after getting to Bermuda, I did not notice my shadow but kind of cool!

Amazing water in Bermuda...

Alongside one of the most spectacular watches I have ever witnessed in person. We are in a period of extensive openworking, revealing the secrets, creating striking looks. Leave it to Ulysse Nardin to go the other way and create an utterly unique and impressive new timekeeper:

And surely I could not miss this shot at Bermuda's airport:

Lots has been said about our PuristS edition watch. On my trip, I spoke with an authorized Zenith dealer who examined my piece and admired the differences versus the standard one. He also shared he has received several calls from clients who want to buy the watch. Unfortunately for them, that boat has sailed...

Key Points from the Discussion

The author's unique access to Coors Field, including batting practice and inside the scoreboard, stems from connections to the team owner and an MLB umpire, offering rare insights into professional baseball.
The PuristS edition Zenith P15 Cronometro is highly sought after, with authorized dealers receiving calls from clients despite the limited edition being sold out.
The Ulysse Nardin Freak Cruiser, when experienced in person, leaves a lasting impression, highlighting the brand's unique approach to watchmaking beyond openworking trends.

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john c

Jun 11, 2017

......love the photos. Best, John.

brandon1

Jun 11, 2017

Looks like you're enjoying life to the fullest! Thanks for sharing the beautiful travel pics and your experiences with the P15! Enjoy! Cheers, Brandon

Pretty Boy

Jun 11, 2017

Thanks a lot for sharing these beautiful photos, I especially like the ones you took on the Bermudas. BTW, next week I will switch from Patek back to AP, although I'm not sure yet which AP will get some wrist time (most likely QEII since I got it on my wrist for only one week after purchase). Best, Volker

blomman Mr Blue

Jun 11, 2017

Love the report! Best Blomman

Luis6

Jun 11, 2017

But I'm particularly interested in the two photos taken at the Coors field. You got to stand behind the batting practice? And a seat behind the scoreboard? You must have some serious connection with the MLB, don't you?

rnaden

Jun 11, 2017

Enjoy the time, some real nice places you're seeing!

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