Introducing: The Zenith El Primero Chronograph Classic
When Zenith wants to, it can really make a compelling watch. Just shown last week at Baselworld 2015, you are looking at the El Primero Chronograph Classic. There isn't much to it, but it's downright perfect. 1 OF 5 The 42 mm watch features a brand new case that Zenith has never before used in any watch. It is thin, and features beautiful extended lugs that hug the wrist in a really elegant way. The entire watch is just over 11 mm thick, and uses a version of Zenith's excellent El Primero movement, here with just two registers and no date. 2 OF 5 The dial here is a bright silver and features running seconds and a 30-minute counter. The look is simple, clean, and absolutely beautiful. The crystal on the Chronograph Classic is slightly domed, and features anti-glare treatment on both sides. The hands in this case are rhodium treated and needle thin, allowing the dial to take center stage. 3 OF 5 Turn the watch over and you see the El

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Are ALL the new PO's with the 8500 considered LiquidMetal or just the Liquid Metal edition like the one with the 2500?

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