amanico
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Vintage Zenith Chronograph Ref A 278.
So, before El Primero. 
Manual winding Cal 146 beating inside.
Simple, but charming, don't you think?
Best,
Nicolas
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Vintage Zenith Chronograph Ref A 278.
So, before El Primero. Manual winding Cal 146 beating inside. Simple, but charming, don't you think? Best, Nicolas ...
Yes I do think.
Here’s an alternative from a brand that doesn’t get a lot of respect 😁 ...
Thank you.
If only the word “mechanical” was not on the dial I think it would be even better. Enjoy your weekend! Best regards, Steve
To be honest,
I even like it more than the El Primero Chronos. Much easier to read and less cluttered dial.
Well, these are sweet as well
and even more legible. But the A 278 is my favourite so far, thank you for introducing this Reference to me!
