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PeeCeeBee's acquisition of the Zenith Revival Shadow offers a compelling look at a modern watch that prioritizes aesthetics over immediate legibility. His initial impressions and accompanying photos highlight the stealthy appeal and the intricate caliber 4061 high-beat movement. This article explores the nuances of owning such a distinctive piece and synthesizes community perspectives on Zenith's strategy for re-issues.
My only issues is with zenith, not this piece. Zenith has too many re-issues. I feel a bit lost recently. I am not a fan of the collaboration with BAMFORD. There is not one example from BAMFORD that i would consider. The SHADOW is cool, dont get me wrong. Cheers
Too many? But their re-issues are most of the time as close as possible as the original ones, unlike Longines and other companies who don't even come close to original dimensions. I truly don't think they are doing too many or anything wrong. They are one of few who are doing well in this department. If only others would follow (biggest one is Omega).
I just feel a bit lost with all the reissues recently, 50yrs, Phillips, Lepin, Shadow, 50 Yrs LET Trio, 1969, etc, etc...
I wasn't aware of the covergirl re-issue. That's something I completely missed. Looks good. I wish not everything was limited or had to be a ''Zenith ft xxx'' or replace both names to something else. But it's the current and most popular and succesful (?) marketing ploy.
Very beautiful timepiece! Vintage design with space-age ,Dom
Definitely a statement piece...
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