The steel bracelet option follows the contours and mixed polished and satin-brushed finishes of the case. The pump-style pushers now feature rounded tips for a more ergonomic touch. The opening itself has also been reinterpreted, foregoing the former version’s applied “frame” and instead opting for circular openings with chamfered edges, revealing the movement with more straight bridges and a more contemporary grey tone.Ĭatering to the prevalent demand for watches with more modest proportions, the round case now measures 39.5mm wide compared to the previous 42mm model, with slimmer lugs and more pronounced polished bevels on the edges. Instead of cutting out the small seconds counter at 9 o’clock entirely as was the case with the previous versions of the Chronomaster Open, the three counter colours are retained thanks to a hesalite crystal element that serves as a readable sub-dial while allowing a view of the silicon star-shaped escape wheel. Revisiting the iconic tri-colour dial configuration that debuted with the iconic A386 in 1969 and which remains a distinctive and instantly recognizable El Primero design element, the latest iteration of the Chronomaster Open retains it entirely with a transparent twist. More than a simple facelift, the new Chronomaster Open is imbued with the lines and attributes of the latest generation of the Chronomaster collection. With 2021’s introduction of the new and improved El Primero 3600 that boasts a 1/10th of a second chronograph function and improved efficiency, the time had come to adapt and incorporate the latest developments into the emblematic Chronomaster Open. For Zenith, the partially open dial has remained a prominent and coveted feature in many of its Chronomaster references for nearly 20 years. The Chronomaster Open was an instant hit, lauded for its daring design that is often imitated but never matched. It marked the first time in the history of watchmaking that a chronograph featured a partially open dial solely to reveal the regulating organ and escapement. In 2003, Zenith introduced the Chronomaster Open with the aim of making the high frequency beating heart of its El Primero calibre as prominently visible as possible. An ergonomically designed stainless-steel bracelet, water resistance of up to 100 meters and a power reserve of up to 60 hours make this watch, which is equally suitable for men and women, a reliable everyday companion.During Watches & Wonders 2022, Zenith unveiled the latest generation of the Chronomaster Open with a tri-colour dial that inventively reveals its high-frequency beating heart. The matte black dial with a date display between four and five o'clock and an outer scale for the precise measurement of tenths of a second harmonizes perfectly with this. Further complications such as the 60-minute counter and the 60-second counter find their place in the overlapping totalizers, which are designed in the brand's colors, as is typical for Zenith. With its transparent counter for the running seconds, the self-winding 1/10th of a second chronograph movement El Primero 3604 characterizes this version not only with technical sophistication, but also with a fascinating visual appearance. 03.3300.3604/21.M3300) presents an unobstructed view of the watch’s high-precision beating heart, which Zenith accurately fits into the 39.5-millimeter stainless-steel case. We identify the latest trends of the watch year 2023 Shop the watch trends 2023 Close menu
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