Zenith chronomaster open series#

Ti 2 Black Titanium ChronoMaster triple folded buckle Handmade 3K Carbon fiber integrated strap Transferred numerals, applied indexes and ZENITH Star Transparent dial in TR90, Open at 10 o’clock & showing the heart of EL PRIMERO T version: Diameter : 40 mm / Diameter opening : 29.9 mmĬurved sapphire glass with anti-reflection treatment on both sides XXT version: Diameter: 45 mm / Diameter opening : 35 mm Ti 2 Black Titanium push-buttons and crown Heavy metal oscillating weight with “Côtes de Genève” guilloché pattern Handmade brown alligator leather strap lined with silky Alzavel calfskinġ8-carat rose gold ChronoMaster triple folding buckleĮl Primero 4021 J1 (T size) / 4021 J2 (XXT size) Open dial at 10 o’clock showing the heart of El Primero adorned with handmade rose gold “Venice Lion” strand.ġ8-carat rose gold hand-mounted applique arabic numerals & indexes Solid 18-carat gold dial with “sundial” guilloché pattern Small seconds-hand at 9 o’clock with a 3-branched handġ8-carat rose gold ZENITH push buttons and crownĭiameter : 45 mm / Diameter opening : 35 mmĬurved sapphire glass with anti-reflection treatment on both sidesTransparent sapphire case back Measures short time intervals to a 10th of a second Zenith Grande ChronoMaster Open Venice CaliberĢ48 components.36’000 vibrations per hour Guarding the mythical El Primero as it does the famous city of Venice, the outline of the griffin is embossed across the whole of the dial, alongside the Arab numerals furthermore, this finely sculptured figure in front of the opening for the escapement also celebrates the 36,000 oscillations of the chronograph.

Zenith chronomaster open series#

That is why I created a limited series of 100 watches, featuring a dial worked in gold thread and representing the lion in St Mark’s Square» says Thierry Nataf, President and Artistic Director of ZENITH International. « I wanted to pay tribute to the people of the lagoon, who, confined to a few tiny islands, lit up the Renaissance and are still fascinating today. Its mysterious origins – Assyrian according to some, Etruscan or even Chinese according to others – are what one would expect of a magical and cosmopolitan city, birthplace of many talents: diplomatic and commercial, artistic and political.

Above the mist, the winged Lion dominates St Mark’s Square, testimony to the splendours of the past and symbol of “La Serenissima”.