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Zenith El Primero Limited Edition Hodinkee - some more photos
Happy to share a few more photos of the Zenith El Primero Limited Edition Hodinkee. The watch is very versatile and I really like the special grey dial.
I really like the directions that Zenith is taking with collaborations and special editions. Well done !
goes well with a white shirt
and also with a blue suit 
Thanks for watching!
Christian
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Zenith El Primero Limited Edition Hodinkee - some more photos
Happy to share a few more photos of the Zenith El Primero Limited Edition Hodinkee. The watch is very versatile and I really like the special grey dial. I really like the directions that Zenith is taking with collaborations and special editions. Well done...
This is a beautiful watch Christian!
But on some of the photos I've seen online the hands are sometimes hard to see. How are you finding the legibility? Cheers, Kamy
It should not be a problem with direct light...
the hands are finely rounded and highly polished, thus they should reflect light properly. Only undirected, mixed light may cause some contrast issues. I think many dress watches are the same here. Best, Magnus
nice
saw it before but can't remember it 'hodinke' is somewhere written on the watch Caseback ? Or only on the papers?
Thanks for sharing this universal grey
Looking good to anything. Ever thought of a greyish strap to go with it? Cheers, kolosstt