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Zenith Preview 2014 SIHH week
thanks Hugo and Vivien for hosting as always.
Not too many new surprises as these are kept for Basel - a couple I saw but are under media embargo, so nothing here. 
the above has a blue dial but is unfortunately not clear in the pics
Stratos with no striking 10th, and a new alumnium bezel.
1903 Wright Brothers Type 20 GMT ...
old favorite of mine that I am still looking for, and one of the staff members actually had one ! 
Available on the marketplace
Vintage
Explore Zenith Pilot Montre d’Aéronef Type 20 'Sir Charles Edward Kingsford Smith' Editions. Discover Zenith's aviation heritage and collector debates on case size.
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Review
Hands-on review of the Zenith Limited Edition Suarez chronograph. Discover its vintage-inspired dial, El Primero 4002 movement, and 42mm steel case.
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Discussion
Zenith's future under Jean-Claude Biver: challenges, brand identity, El Primero reliance, and strategies for market relevance. A community discussion.
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Review
S F reviews the Zenith Pilot Type 20 Extra Special Bronze 45mm. Discover its design, wearability, and the unique appeal of its bronze case.
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Collection
Spellbound shares his experience buying two Zenith Montre d'Aeronef Type 20 watches (rose gold and titanium). Discover why collectors buy duplicates.
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Review
Evosam reviews the Zenith Montre D'Aéronef Type 20 GMT. Discover its unique GMT function, wearability, and comparison to the IWC Big Pilot.
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Zenith Preview 2014 SIHH week
thanks Hugo and Vivien for hosting as always. Not too many new surprises as these are kept for Basel - a couple I saw but are under media embargo, so nothing here. the above has a blue dial but is unfortunately not clear in the pics Stratos with no striki...
I see that...
.. Zenith is really making a great "come back". I like the simple dial, three hands, triple calendar.... Nice. Having said that, I still don't "get" the open dial ones..... I thought it was the remain of the "old" Zenith... no? Just curious.