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Guess my tastes run simple...
...because I think it looks great. I like many of the details: no overlapping subdials, water resistant, curved lugs, hands end at the edge of the appropriate indices, no date.
Reminds me a bit of the Piaget Altiplano Chronograph, but I prefer the Zenith by far. A handwound movement might have been preferred, but 11mm is fine for a dress chronograph and the El Primero spirit remains intact.
Superb, can't wait to learn more.
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My Favorite Zenith from Baselworld 2015
Just wanted to share this amazing 42mm Chronograph and 11mm in thickness, so clean and so pure. No Date Window which I think helps complete the pure look. S Pic Credit: Oomiya and Google Images...
Guess my tastes run simple...
...because I think it looks great. I like many of the details: no overlapping subdials, water resistant, curved lugs, hands end at the edge of the appropriate indices, no date. Reminds me a bit of the Piaget Altiplano Chronograph, but I prefer the Zenith ...
One additional quality...
is how it feels : (here demonstrated by Maud Tiberti, International PR Manager at Zenith: It like touching a water-polished pebble stone, so soft and round. This is a quality new to Zenith (ok, with the exception of the Christoph Colomb Hurricane, I guess...
Very Cool Magnus...
Look forward to playing with it in person, thank you for that insight, makes me like it even more. HAGWE, S
