Zenith El Primero Chronomaster Limited Edition For The Watch Gallery
For over a decade now,?Zenith's?El Primero 4021 movement have been beating inside their Chronomaster line of watches. Much like Zenith itself, this collection had its ups and downs only to finally become stronger and more appealing than ever. Now we are looking at a very exclusive version of the Chronomaster Power Reserve model: a limited edition of only?10 pieces sold in the UK from the The Watch Gallery.This specific model is a lovely connection between Zenith's historic designs from the sixties and seventies and its more modern looks. The case, in stainless steel with a diameter of 42mm, definitely has a considerable retro feel to it with its sharp lugs, thin bezel and its piston-style chrono pushers. On the other hand, owing to the circular-ish opening of the dial, there is a lot of action constantly going on. First of all there is the balance wheel performing 10 semi-oscillations every second, then there is the interaction between the escape wheel and the pallet fork - colored pur

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