Zenith

and saw this. I'm smitten, but have not pulled the trigger just yet. Opinions appreciated 🙏 ...  

I like the black case and strap as well as the movement. I don't like the shape of the case.

but I appreciate your taking the time to look and offer your opinion. Thanks!

the AP ROO End of Days with its general shape and how the strap inserts. I like it a lot actually, because it distinguishes itself from the other El Primero pieces in the line.👍🏽

seems to be a bit polarizing here, and I can see why. I guess some like the “military” vibe more than others..? In any case thank you very much for taking the time to offer your thoughts.

I think it’s pretty cool.

Clearly legible, functional, and the more I look at it the more I warm to the dark elements. Listen to your head and heart. Purchase what you like, what makes you smile, that’s all that matters.

Funny as I hadn’t thought of the Darth Vader vibe but now that you’ve alluded to it I like it. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

For me it is a sign the watch is not enough to go for.

Yeah, I know what you mean here, but that being said I keep thinking about it. But, to your point, I haven’t pulled the trigger so…

I also tried the steel version and the material plays very well with the angled case; it has a vintage vibe that the matte black titanium does not. Thanks for your thoughts!

Thanks… jury’s still out but I’m getting close. Appreciate your opinion (and push…😁?).

The case shape is not my cup of tea, it has a modern vibe but the pushers seem old school to me. The matte finish does not work for me and the sub registers seem too simple. I don’t like it, then again I didn’t like the AO Royal Oak when I first saw it ba... 

While I will certainly make this purchase decision based on what I think, I value the opinions of my fellow forum members. Thanks again for your honest feedback.

Love this one but…..check this out… ...  

Not sure how I feel about the multi-colored dial. But I understand it’s no longer available, so my assessment is perhaps a moot point. Thank you for taking the time to post this, much appreciated.

Go for it my friend

I was supposed to go back over the weekend but got busy doing other stuff. One detail I’m not sold on is the omission of a minute track. But I still might get it. I hope your friend enjoys the new watch!

. . . is the absence of minute markers. The aesthetic is admirable, but if an El Primero is essentially a tool movement, it's difficult to come around to what is essentially a dress implementation. Inset grooved minute markers would've been interesting, a... 

And have decided not to pick this one up. Nitpicky? Perhaps. But I can’t unsee the lack of minute markers, and as you state this watch should be about precision.