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Yes, it was made like this in the late 60's and the date at that time was seen as a plus... So, here, not a problem.
Into the week with El Primero...
.. just a quick wrist shot of my beloved 38mm EP on a grey rubber strap. Have a great week everyone! Cheers, Alex ...
Another prime ....
example of an 'engineers watch' - nothing to show off, it's all in the build quality and the movement. I had the same movement in my long gone TAG Heuer Grand Carrera........
It really is an icon!
I have it since 2012, time flies man... I love this version in particular with the enlarged subdials that make reading the stop minutes a bit hard sometimes. That speaks against the pure engineering aspect a bit, it's a creative way to enhance visual powe...
Absolutely.
Had I not had the TAG in the early 2010s, I would have likely had a Zenith itself with that movement. Cheers!
Me too, if I had the chance to change anything...
... it would definitely not be the subdials, no, perhaps I would erase the red '36000VpH' but that's all really. That dial looks awesome under all lighting conditions. It's also a strap monster. Grey works extremely well, but also all shades of brown as w...
ooof, I had one exactly like this, and you've got me missing it
Everyone complained about the overlapping subdials but I thought it looked best this way!
