![]() Call us and you will be connected with a live, polite and knowledgeable representative. We are available to answer the phone during business hours.The website is dedicated to watches - we don't also sell bags, flatware and toys, etc. Watches are our specialty - it is all we do and we do it well.Top 10 reasons to buy from Prestige Time: Mens Zenith 51.2080.4061/69.c494 Chronomaster El Primero Open 42mm Watch Zenith El Primero Caliber 4061 beats at 36,000 vph, 31 Jewels, 282 components & an approximate power reserve of 50 hours.Running seconds sub-dial located at the 9 o'clock position set into part of the cutaway display.12 hour sub-dial counter located at the 6'oclock position.30 minute sub-dial counter located at the 3 o'clock position.Large blue central seconds counter hand.The Famous El Primero Movement with a "Column Wheel" Chronograph stop/watch:.Tachymeter scale printed on outer flange/rim of the dial.Gold pleates hands & applied indexes with luminous tips.Contrasting silver outer rim with printed black minute indicator track.Silver sunray dial with blue and grey subdials.The cutout is surrounded by a polished steel rim secured in place by 3 gun-metal blue screws. Unique cutaway in the dial exposes the heart of the movement - the escapement.18kt Rose gold & stainless steel case, completely polished finished except for the top of the lugs which have a fine brushed finished.The watch also c omes with its Zenith presentation box and papers. The watch comes fitted on a 21mm leather strap with a signed Zenith double folding clasp. The modified bi-directional rotor has engraving and the Zenith star, made up of 282 components. Inside an Automatic Zenith El Primero Cal. On the reverse, we have a screw-down exhibition case back. The text is precisely executed at 12 o'clock. Slender baton hands have SuperLumiNova infill complemented by a fine tapered chronograph hand with a star counterweight. On the left side, we have an open heart arrangement with rings of polished stainless steel showcasing the stunning escapement beating away. The minute track has chamfered edge batons marking the hours that catch the light as you rotate your wrist. Around the outer edge, we have a Tachymeter. A thin smooth polished bezel hold's a slightly domed sapphire crystal above a striking silver dial. Down the right side, we have the chronograph pushers and a signed screw-down crown. ![]() Thick tapered lugs curve over your wrist with a lug to lug length of 50mm and a case thickness of 13mm giving the watch an impressive wrist presence. Here we have a 2018 Zenith El Primero Chronomaster Open with a 42mm polished and brushed stainless steel case. ![]() 4030 inside which had a number of alterations made by Rolex and it was kept under wraps as to who they got their movements from unsurprisingly. Thanks to a new contract In 1989 Rolex introduced the Daytona Ref 16520 with the El Primero Cal. It was decreed that everything connected with the manual and El Primero movements be destroyed but thanks to the foresight of Charles Vermot, a foreman of one of the workshops, who hid away as much as he could get his hands on over several months including the 150 presses, thus saving these incredible movements. The introduction of the El Primero Automatic as the world's first Automatic Chronograph had a run from 1969 until 1975 when it was decided by Zenith Radio Corporation owners at that time until 1978, that all mechanical movements should cease production and all production be transferred to quartz. Their most recognised movement is the El Primero it was released in 1969, went into production in 1975, and was re-issued in 1986. Zenith is one of the only Swiss manufacturers to still produce their own in-house movements. In 1999 Zenith was purchased by LVMH (Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton) joining brands like TAG and Hublot. Famous Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen, who was the first person to reach the South Pole in 1911 and the North Pole in 1926, wore Zenith watches on his expeditions. Their manufacturing was based in Le Locle Switzerland. Zenith was founded in 1865 by 22-year-old watchmaker Georges Favre-Jacot. ![]()
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