Zenith

Does anyone own this watch with the fusee and chain? They trade at a huge discount from the original MSRP, and seem like a lot of watch for the money. In particular I love the idea of getting a visible fusee and chain mechanism from a major brand for a ve

100pcs L.E ❤️😍❤️😍 Source: www.ablogtowatch.com

Treating myself to Italian wine and a Cuban sandwich plus the P15 Cronometro. Cheers! M4

I’m gifting my Defy 21 to my son as I don’t wear it as often as I should - and the style and size will work better for him. This opened up a spot for a replacement - and I managed to find a Hodinkee collaboration Striking 10th. Adjusting the bracelets on

Both 38mm with the now discontinued El Primero Cal.400: - 100m WR case, iconic tricolour with traditional sized subdials. - A386 revival case, 50m WR, “Manufacture Edition” with 3 shades of blue.

…which took place at the same time as the 50th birthday of the El Primero movement! To celebrate it, Zenith created this Z386 model using old A386 dials found in the attic… I was carried by my love of these colours.

Works best on the rubber, which is a 10 second job to swap in and out with the other two supplied straps. I wouldn't personally go with this combination of Ti & gold, rather the 'basic' Ti or the carbon, but the fit at 45mm surprised me, super comfort

One of the coolest watch I owned, even if it was for less then a week as it had to be sent back to the factory … and I never got it back (no worries got the full refund). I think they had quite a few issue with this new movement back then which was quickl

Certain models of the 1990's Zenith line are truly classic. I find this design to be very cool; sharp, not overdone, sporty, and very wearable . I know Zenith lost its way during the Nataf era, but these were so solid, so stylish, and of course El Primero