Zenith Chronograph 18k 1960s

Zenith Chronograph 18k 1960sHere's a great example of how Zenith is and always has been a top Swiss manufacturer of more than only the El Primero chronographs. Our example is fitted with the highly regarded Zenith caliber 146 HP, a chronograph movement with column wheel designed by Martel, a company that was absorbed by Zenith in 1960 and, prior to that date, provided movements to other manufacturers such as Universal Genve. The watch we have here is exemplary of the quality of

3- body 18k yellow gold (Eggly & Cie) case with snap-on case back

original pontife hands

The hooded bubblebacks are among the scarcest and most desirable of the 1940’s era bubbleback variations

there is also the famed Carrera case featuring aggressive angled lugs and a beautiful stainless steel case in unpolished condition

25 mm and 27 mm

But to find one with a beautiful brown sector dial is nearly impossible

Reference: 15238

This isn't the first Omega steel dress watch we have fallen in love with

original never touched yellow gold colored dial in flawless condition

original Iwc strap and Iwc buckle (can be worn up to a 19cm wrist)

original never touched salmon dial in flawless condition

original never touched blue sigma dial in flawless condition