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As I now learned from another global watch forum, there is contemporarily knowledge about three of these Zenith Sextant watches. So it's extremely rare. Furthermore the six digits watchcase number starts with a seven, so it can be dated in the period 1943-1945. Thank you very much.

yes, the case is zenith signed. You are right, there are obviously some unsigned, like the one on the cover from the Gerd-R. Lang & Reinhard Meis book "Chronograph Wristwatches- To Stop Time". Untill now I found out that most are signed Gallet, I could not find any that were signed E.P. on the d

Thank you very much. As far as I know now, it's the only one with a white dial and telemetre scale. A bit extra information: the opposite crown has to be pushed in to operate the second hand at the 9 o clock position, it can be set to any desired position, for instance at the 60 position for very ex

Thank you Nilo. I especially would like to get information about in what numbers this watch was made and in which variations. Any further information would be great. Herm.

that was my question to this forum too.........

Uploading the pictures I chose the size option "recommended", for the last two pictures I chose the option "largest picture". On this page they all look like thumbnails. I don't know what I did wrong.

Hello to all of you Zenith afficionados!! As a newbie to this forum I want to share with you my latest acquisition: a Zenith Sextant Chronograph from the forties. After collecting watches for nearly 30 years I finally found one! This watch is on the cover from the book: "Chronograph Wristwatches, To