Welcome To The Heart Of Our Collections

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welcome to the heart of our collections
These collections bear the exceptional imprint of one of the rare authentic
“Manufactures”, meaning a watch company that develops and produces
its movements in-house. Welcome to the land of Zenith. A land where
daring reigns supreme, where pleasure blossoms by making dreams come
true, where authenticity flows naturally from a rich history stretching over
almost 150 years. A Manufacture still located in the very spot where it was
born, and which currently accommodates no less than 80 watchmaking
professions. An incubator for some of the most virtuoso talents of their
generation who perpetuate the work begun by Georges Favre-Jacot in 1865,
mastering each and every gesture in a free-spirited approach to creating
mechanical feats blending noble traditions with the avant-garde. From
20 th century marine chronometers to the flight instruments that accompanied
the early days of aviation, along with the first ever integrated automatic
chronograph, all Zenith creations reflect this unremitting determination to
explore uncharted territory.
While I currently enjoy the honour of serving as guardian of this horological
temple, my role is first and foremost that of a go-between… Someone who
jealously safeguards yesterday’s legacy so as to nurture tomorrow. It is with this
in mind that we have undertaken a sweeping renovation of our manufacturing
premises that will be completed by our 150 th anniversary in 2015. While the
most sophisticated technologies are implemented in this process, we have
chosen to preserve the historical architecture of the site, since it is within
these red and white brick walls that some of the finest pages in the Zenith
legend have been written – and will be for many decades to come. Through
these pages, I invite you on a journey to the heart of this legend and wish
you a wonderful discovery!
Jean-Frédéric Dufour
President and CEO
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AT THE P INNACLE
OF THE WATCHMA K IN G FIRMAMENT
T r a n sce n di n g t h e v isio n a r y spi r it
It all began with a man, Georges Favre-Jacot, together with a dream,
a destiny. That of creating the first industrial Manufacture in history,
capable of making the most reliable and accurate watches ever imagined
– and of thereby changing the face of 19 th century watchmaking. Thus
transformed from chrysalis to full-fledged butterfly, it has remained
so ever since, buoyed up by the men and women who perpetuate the
visionary spirit of Georges Favre-Jacot. Artisans with golden hands,
authentic witnesses to creative daring who follow their own star in
daily fulfilling the destiny of one of the most innovative manufacturers
for almost 150 years.
A T
T H E
P I N N A C L E
O F
T H E
W A T C H M A K I N G F I R M A M E N T
A FEW DATES
1865
Manufacture created BY Georges Favre - Jacot
B IRTH OF THE FIRST E V ER IN D USTRIAL
1899
launch of
the 1st pocket
chronograph
WATCHMA K IN G MANUFACTURE
In the 19 th century in the region of Le Locle, large numbers of watchmakers
worked at home in various scattered workshops with no direct links to each
1969
LAUNCH OF the
EL PRIMERO cALIBRE,
THE FIRST INTEGRATED
AUTOMATIC
CHRONOGRAPH
MOVEMENT BEATING
AT A HIGH FREQUENCY
(36,000 vph)
other. Working on the principle that all parts of a watch are interdependent, the
youthful Georges Favre -Jacot decided to unite all watchmaking professions
under a single roof. The first industrial watchmaking Manufacture was born.
Bringing together the entire range of skills led to substantial progress in the
area of production techniques – especially since Georges Favre-Jacot was
1975
Charles Vermot
HIDES the PLANS, PARTS
AND TOOLS REQUIRED
TO MAKE THE
EL PRIMERO IN ORDER
TO SAVE THEM FROM
DESTRUCTION
constantly developing new production machinery and procedures. He took a
new leap forward in terms of watches’ reliability and precision by developing
Georges Favre-Jacot
FOUNDER OF ZENITH
In 1865, Georges FavreJacot revolutionised watch
production processes.
By bringing together
all the watchmaking
professions under one
roof, he invented the
very idea of an industrial
“Manufacture”.
It is within these walls
still steeped in history
that all Zenith watches
are made, mechanical
marvels combining grand
traditions and avant-garde
technologies.
the concepts of automation and interchangeable components. Results followed swiftly and some of the most accurate watches ever made began to
emerge from the Manufacture in Le Locle, forever sealing the destiny of Zenith
1984
revival of the
el primero calibre
as inextricably bound up with chronometric (precision-timing) performance.
1994
launcH of the
elite ultra-thin
calibre
a de s tiny gove r ne d by chronometric
performance
As early as 1899, the Manufacture launched its first pocket chronograph,
1999
Zenith jOINS
THE LVMH GROUP
and one year later won the Gold Medal at the Paris Universal Exposition or
World’s Fair. It was in 1911 that it definitively adopted the name of Zenith
2003
LAUNCH OF
THE OPEN CONCEPT
– a term referring to the highest point in the sky and symbolising the level
of excellence that the brand with the guiding star has never ceased to pur-
2009
the town of le Locle
is listed as a unESCO
world heritage site
for its watchmaking
urban planning
sue. During that same period and through to the 1960s, Zenith developed
the onboard instruments equipping aircraft, cars, trains and lorries, thereby
accompanying some of the finest conquests such as Louis Blériot’s first
airborne Channel crossing in 1909.
2010
HIGH FREQUENCY
BECOMES VISIBLE
THANKS TO THE STRIKING
10TH MECHANISM
In parallel, the Manufacture with the guiding star shone in chronometry competitions, winning no less than 2,333 prizes between 1903 and the late
1960s – the golden age of chronometers – a tally making it the most titled
2011
BEST COMPLICATED
WATCH PRIZE IN THE
GENEVA WATCHMAKING
GRAND PRIX (GPHG)
brand of all time.
2015
Zenith WILL CELEBRATE
ITS 150TH ANNIVERSARY
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A T
T H E
P I N N A C L E
O F
T H E
LAN D MAR K CALI B RES
Combining authenticity, daring and pleasure: such is the complex equation
guiding the endeavours of the Manufacture Zenith. Over 600 movement variations compose its rich heritage and testify to the impressive wealth
of expertise acquired to date. From onboard instruments to wristwatches,
along with pocket-watches, over 300 patents represent as many milestones
in the progress of time measurement. Zenith notably launched in 1948 its
famous Calibre 135, a chronometer movement featuring a small seconds
display and measuring just 29.3 mm in diameter, that was to be rewarded
by no less than 235 chronometry prizes. In 1960, another legend was born:
Calibre 5011 K. Setting new precision records in its category, it would equip
marine chronometers, pocket chronometers and clocks, as well as the famous
Pilot Montre d’Aéronef Type 20.
E l P r i m e r o – FORE V ER THE FIRST
It was in 1969 that Zenith went down in history by launching the calibre named
El Primero – meaning ‘the first’ in Esperanto – that marked a watershed
in contemporary watchmaking history. It was the first ever automatic integrated chronograph movement. Designed as an inseparable whole, it had no
additional module but instead featured a construction built around a column
wheel and a central rotor mounted on ball bearings. Better still, it beat at the
high frequency of 10 vibrations per second, making it the world’s most accurate series-produced chronograph to this very day. To make things even more
complicated, it had an over 50-hour power reserve – and since impossible is an
unknown concept for Zenith, it was also equipped with a date and measured
a few figures
just 6.5 mm thick and 29.33 mm in diameter. The combination of these various
2,333
chronometry prizes
won between 1903 and
the end of the 1960s .
an absolute record
complex elements meant it took a full seven years to solve this sophisticated
equation, four years past the 100 th anniversary of the Manufacture that the
movement launch was initially intended to celebrate.
> 600
movement variations
> 300
REGISTERED PATENTS
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SETTING LIFE
INTO MOTION
In-house mastery of each
stage of development
and production enables
Zenith to break free
of overly restrictive
codes and to create
original complications
marrying noble traditions
with the avant-garde.
A pledge of authenticity
for exceptional models
that spring to life under
the skilled hands
of the artisans
in the Manufacture
at Le Locle.
A T
T H E
P I N N A C L E
O F
T H E
A RENAISSANCE AMI D THE Q UART Z CRISIS
Even though he is reluctant to admit it, Charles Vermot’s courageous act did
indeed spark Zenith’s renewal in 1984 with the revival of the El Primero calibre.
After a temporary eclipse, the magic of fine mechanical movements appealed
once more. In 1994, the Manufacture launched another movement that would
find its place in the history books: the automatic ultra-thin Elite calibre.
In 1999, Zenith joined the LVMH luxury group, and distinguished itself in
2003 by a new innovation that quickly asserted itself as one of its signatures:
the Open concept. A dial aperture afforded fascinating views of the escapement of the El Primero calibre, revealing the enchantment of a mechanism
oscillating at the exceptional speed of 36,000 vibrations per hour.
Charles Vermot
THE RELUCTANT
WATCHMAKER-HERO
In 1975, Charles Vermot
hid the plans, parts
and tools required
to produce mechanical
calibres in order to save
them from destruction
following the decision
of the company that
owned Zenith at the time
to restrict its production
to quartz watches only.
When demand for
mechanical watches
picked up again in 1984,
he revealed to Zenith the
complete set of production
means he had kept safe
through the years, thus
enabling the renewed
production of the
El Primero calibre.
Z e n i t h , LE G EN D ARY B UIL D ER
In 2009, the El Primero calibre celebrated its 40 th anniversary and a complete collection now bears its name. Since its birth, it has constantly evolved
in step with countless original complications and mechanisms. The year
2009 witnessed another event, when the town of Le Locle was classed as a
UNESCO world heritage site for its industrial architecture and urban planning,
to which Zenith contributed by building the first ever industrial Manufacture in
1865. Loyal to its origins and its values, the brand has never left its birthplace.
The El Primero Striking 10 th was introduced in 2010, representing a unique
evolution of the jumping seconds principle. High frequency became visible, as the chronograph sweep seconds hand completes a dial rotation in
10 seconds, marking off each of its jumps on the 100 divisions engraved on the
dial. The mechanical feats continued and in due course Zenith was awarded
the Best Complicated Watch Prize at the 2011 Geneva Watchmaking Grand
Prix (GPHG) for its Academy Christophe Colomb Equation of Time. The following year came the turn of the Pilot Big Date Special to distinguish itself at
the GPHG. Meanwhile, the major renovation work on the Manufacture moves
ahead, as Zenith tirelessly continues forging its destiny.
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THE ART OF D ETAIL
E XCELLENCE GENER ATES EMOTIONS
At Zenith, each detail stems from technical, functional and aesthetic research that reflects the meticulous finishing of the timepieces born
in the Manufacture. The work of experienced artisans representing no
less than 80 professions, this extremely detailed attention dedicated
to the movement as well as to the dial and case are all signature features of a Zenith watch. This has been true since 1865 and doubtless
explains while the brand’s star has continued to shine so brightly in
the Fine Watchmaking firmament. Because the enduring strength of a
Manufacture is inseparably entwined with the excellence it dedicates
to developing and producing timepieces that are the stuff of dreams, the
precise execution and the care lavished on each detail will determine
the emotional force exuded by the watch. It is this quest for perfection
that has guided the path of the Manufacture, since excellence naturally
generates true emotions.
T H E
A R T
O F
D E T A I L
a pp ly i n g e x c e l l e n c e t o d a i ly ta s k s
Above and beyond a mere statement of intent, excellence is an integral part
of daily reality at Zenith. There are no compromises and only the best
is considered acceptable. While the strength of the Manufacture lies in
regrouping a broad range of skills, its primary wealth lies in the men and
women who master and pass them on. Their experience and their deft gestures are tokens of excellence, revealing the power of the craftsmanship
they convey. Whatever the part produced, its hand finishing bears the guarantee of undeniable added value: it is the unmistakable signature of Fine
Watchmaking. At Zenith, each movement is thus treated to the most refined
finishing and decoration. Circular graining, bevelling, guilloché work and
Côtes de Genève are all signs of the care devoted to parts of which some
will remain forever hidden inside cases that are all crafted in keeping with
Zenith’s very own rules of excellence.
V IRTUOSO ARTISANS
Beveller, engraver, polisher, gemsetter: the work of these artisans with their golden fingers fascinates through its blend of virtuosity and infinitely rigorous gestures. Each element, however tiny, is important here, since
nothing must be left to chance in ensuring the perfectly smooth running
SILICON ESCAPE-WHEEL
of the watch and in releasing the emotional strength inherent in a Fine
OUTER DIAMETER
5 mm
Watchmaking timepiece.
WEIGHT
0.003 g
SPECIFICATIONS
IMPROVED
CHRONOMETRIC
PERFORMANCES
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T H E
A R T
O F
D E T A I L
METICULOUS MANUAL WOR K MANSHI P
From hand polishing moon-phase discs to meticulously fashioning the curve
of the hands, the Manufacture is a temple of fine details and of care devoted
to parts that are sometimes too small to be seen without a magnifying glass.
All the artisans master skills nurtured by their own experience in order to
make their own contribution to the finished work. Like all parts involved
in making a watch, the diamonds selected by Zenith meet the highest quality standards and take into account not only the cut, size and carat weight,
but also the colour and clarity of the gemstone. Keenly attentive to the
honesty, legality, transparency and good management that must govern
trading in precious stones, the Manufacture Zenith has put in place tried
and tested processes that have earned it certification with the Responsible
Jewellery Council (RJC), an organisation dedicated to upholding the highest
ethical, social and environmental standards.
While undoubtedly masterpieces of technical brilliance, Zenith timepieces
are first and foremost living creations that beat, vibrate… and touch the
human heart. While their mechanical complexity is astounding in itself, the
COLUMN WHEEL
magic only truly begins to weave its spell when the entire watch exudes an
outer diameter
3.942 mm
aesthetic power brimming with emotions. In revealing this power, no detail
must be left to chance and such is precisely the mission pursued by Zenith
WEIGHT
0.042 g
since 1865.
specifications
COORDINATION ORGAN
FOR THE TIMING
FUNCTIONS, BUILT
FROM A SINGLE BLOCK
OF flame-BLUED
SOLID STEEL.
the column wheel
is a complex part
to machine that
reflects the finest
watchmaking
traditions.
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the collections
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M o n t r e d ’A é r o n ef T y pe 2 0
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M o n t r e d ’A é r o n ef T y pe 2 0 T ou r billo n
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M o n t r e d ’A é r o n ef T y pe 2 0 A n n ual C ale n da r
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M o n t r e d ’A é r o n ef T y pe 2 0 4 0 mm
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M o n t r e d ’A é r o n ef T y pe 2 0 G M T
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M o n t r e d ’A é r o n ef T y pe 2 0 4 0 mm L ad y
2 8 c h r istop h e colomb h u r r ica n e
9 5 D oublematic
3 0 c h r istop h e colomb
9 6 big date special
3 2 c h r istop h e colomb equatio n O F T I M E
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M i n ute r epeate r
1 0 2 tou r billo n
1 0 4 W i n so r A n n ual C ale n da r
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1 0 6 W i n so r A n n ual C ale n da r B outique E ditio n
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1 0 8 C h r o n og r ap h
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O r igi n al 19 6 9
11 0 C h r o n og r ap h L ad y
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3 6 ’ 0 0 0 VpH 3 8 mm
11 2 moo n p h ase
4 2 tou r billo n
11 4 powe r r ese r v e
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11 6 dual time
P e r petual C ale n da r
4 9 r att r apa n te
117 ce n t r al seco n d
5 0 L ig h tweig h t
11 9 C e n t r al S eco n d B outique E ditio n
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C h r o n omaste r Ret r og r ade
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C h r o n omaste r G r a n de D ate
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C h r o n omaste r B ullitt
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C h r o n omaste r P owe r Rese r v e
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C h r o n omaste r 19 6 9 B outique E ditio n
1 2 4 ult r a t h i n
6 4 410
1 2 6 n ew v i n tage 19 6 5
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1 2 7 po r t r o yal
E spada G r aduatio n
7 0 E spada
1 2 8 sta r ope n
74 S t r atos F ly bac k S t r i k i n g 10 t h
1 3 1 S ta r M oo n p h ase
t r ibute to F elix B aumga r t n e r
1 3 2 S ta r 3 3 mm
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S t r atos F ly bac k
1 3 3 U lt r a T h i n L ad y
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S t r atos F ly bac k Rai n bow B outique E ditio n
1 3 4 U lt r a T h i n M oo n p h ase
pus h i n g ad v e n tu r e be y o n d A L L KN O W N f r o n tie r s
set ting out to conquer uncharted
territorie s
This is the realm of world-changing visions. Audacity and a taste for exploration are the watchwords. It’s about taking a different view. Beyond
any existing boundaries. Beyond the present. The spirit of true visionaries because there are still so many possibilities waiting to be explored.
This is a domain reaching new heights of cutting-edge techniques. Time
counts here, considered perhaps more than anywhere else on earth
as the ultimate precious commodity. It is expressed through the purity
of peerless horological innovation. This is a field brimming with intelligence nurtured by the spirit of discovery, tirelessly aspiring to progress
and literally boundless. Independent and unafraid of change, it is built
on enthusiasm and goes well beyond knowledge and skills to forge its
ambitious, exclusive and consistently forward-looking path.
chri s tophe
a c a d e m y
colom b h u rricane
grand
v o y age
MO V EMENT
El Primero 8805,
hand-wound
Gyroscopic module
939 parts
53 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
Over 50-hour power reserve
FUNCTIONS
Off-centred hours and
minutes at 12 o’clock
Small seconds at 9 o’clock
“Gravity Control” selfregulating model at 6 o’clock
Power-reserve indication
at 3 o’clock
Fusée and chain
transmission beneath
the hours/minutes dial
CASE
18-carat rose gold
Diameter 45 mm
Water resistance 3 ATM (30 metres)
Cambered sapphire crystal
glareproofed on both sides,
domes protecting the
Christophe Colomb module
18. 2211.8805/36.C713
10-PIECE LIMITED EDITION
D IAL
3 enamelled gold dials
STRA P
Brown alligator leather
with rubber lining
Triple folding clasp
in 18-carat gold
A masterful accomplishment in terms of both horology and craftsmanship, this 10-piece limited edition is unique on the Fine Watchmaking
scene. Its fusée and chain transmission system compensates for
losses in isochronism in order to ensure constant force throughout
the running of the watch, while the gyroscopic module at 6 o’clock
annihilates the detrimental effects of gravity by maintaining the
regulating organ in an invariably horizontal position. To sublimate
this avant-garde mechanism, Zenith highlights a wide variety of
sophisticated hand-craftsmanship techniques. Implementing such
rare skills as cloisonné enamel, micro-engraving and micro-painting,
the artisan devotes long hours of hand workmanship to creating a
unique work of art in tribute to Christopher Columbus.
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a c a d e m y
chri s tophe
colom b
h u rricane
MO V EMENT
El Primero 8805,
hand-wound
Gyroscopic module
939 parts
53 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
Off-centred hours and
minutes at 12 o’clock
“Gravity Control” selfregulating model at 6 o’clock
Power-reserve indication
at 3 o’clock
Fusée and chain
transmission beneath
the hours/minutes dial
CASE
18-carat rose gold
Diameter 45 mm
Cambered sapphire crystal
glareproofed on both sides,
domes protecting the module
Christophe Colomb.
18. 2212 .8805/36.C713
25-piece limited edition
D IAL
1 enamelled gold dial
2 hand-guilloché gold dials
STRA P
with rubber lining
in 18-carat gold
This model has no equivalent in the field of Fine Watchmaking. With
its gyroscopic module that enables the regulating organ to remain
constantly horizontal – however the watch itself is positioned – and
thus to protect the mechanism from the effect of earthly gravity, the
line of Christophe Colomb models is truly unique. This principle ensures enhanced regularity of the escapement, without the position of
the watch interfering with the rate of the movement – an approach
that thereby improves precision. By also incorporating a fusée and
chain escapement that regulates the torque transmitted to the gear
trains, the Christophe Colomb Hurricane model offers an impressive
combination of advanced features.
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a c a d e m y
C hri s tophe
40. 2210.8804/95.C631
22 . 2210.8804/79.C713
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C olom b
45. 2210.8804/09.C630
C hri s tophe
C olom b
a c a d e m y
tri b u te to
40. 2210.8804S/98.C630
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C harle s
F leck
C hri s tophe
a c a d e m y
C olom b E Q U A T I O N
18. 2220.8808/01.C631
O F
65. 2220.8808/01.C630
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a c a d e m y
M in u te
T I M E
18. 2250.4043/01.C713
repeater
18. 2251.4043/36.C713
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T H E I N A LT E R A B LY E N T E R P R I S I N G S P I R I T
G I V IN G LIFE TO ITS I D EAS AN D ACCOM P LISHIN G
ITS D ESTINY
Never forget the place where ideas run free – doubtless a little more so
and a little better than elsewhere. A place that jealously safeguards its
capacity to stay one step ahead of the rest. The infinitely precise heart
of the movement beats steadily on. It is truly incomparable and forever
remains “the first”. Nothing can keep pace with it when it comes to dividing time into tiny fractions. It has built its revolution within the walls
of its case, relying on its genius, transforming mechanics into prodigious
and almost magical feats. Its name has become an icon that has birthed
a collection embodying the pioneering spirit. It is driven by a sense of
accomplishment in a quest for absolute reliability. Its determination to
remain authentic has made it a legend. It must live up to its pedigree,
born of confidence fostered by unbridled intuition. It has not a second to
lose in its march to freedom.
E l
p r i m e r o
Striking
03. 2041.4052/69.M2040
1,969-piece limited edition
ALSO AVAIL ABLE WITH
A LE ATHER STR AP
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E l
1 0
th
p r i m e r o
3 6 ’ 0 0 0
03. 2040.400/69.C 494
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Vp H
E l
p r i m e r o
O riginal
03. 2150.400/69.C713
E l
1 9 6 9
03. 2150.400/69.M2150
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p r i m e r o
3 6 ’ 0 0 0
45. 2150.400/79.C730
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Vp H
3 8 mm
E l
p r i m e r o
to u r b illon
MO V EMENT
El Primero 4035 D,
automatic
chronograph with tourbillon
381 parts
35 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
18-carat gold oscillating
weight adorned with “Côtes de Genève” motif
FUNCTIONS
Central hours and minutes
Tourbillon :
* Tourbillon carriage
at 11 o’clock
* The carriage performs
one rotation per minute
* Small seconds on the
tourbillon carriage
* Date indication around
the carriage
Chronograph :
* Central chronograph hand
* 30-minute counter
at 3 o’clock
*12-hour counter
at 6 o’clock
CASE
18-carat rose gold
Diameter 44 mm
Water resistance 10 ATM
(100 metres)
Cambered glareproofed
sapphire crystal
18. 2050.4035/01.C713
D IAL
Sunburst silver-toned
Gold-plated facetted
hour-markers enhanced
with Superluminova SLN C1
STRA P
with rubber lining
in 18-carat rose gold
Embodying an original association between a tourbillon and the
legendary El Primero calibre, this timepiece comes in a 44 mm case. It
reveals an exceptional horological construction dedicated to serving a
highly reliable movement, Calibre 4035 D, equipped with a tourbillon
and a high-frequency chronograph. The tourbillon reveals its rotating
carriage in the upper left-hand part of the dial, while incorporating a patented date display featuring a disc appearing around the periphery of the carriage.
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E l
p r i m e r o
to u r b illon
65. 2051.4035/69.C713
03. 2050.4035/01.C713
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65. 2050.4035/91.C714
03. 2050.4035/21.C714
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E l
p r i m e r o
to u r b illon
MO V EMENT
El Primero 4035 D,
automatic
chronograph with tourbillon
381 parts
35 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
18-carat gold oscillating
weight adorned with “Côtes de Genève” motif
FUNCTIONS
Tourbillon :
* Tourbillon carriage
at 11 o’clock
* The carriage performs
one rotation per minute
* Small seconds on the
tourbillon carriage
* Date indication around
the carriage
Chronograph :
* 30-minute counter
at 3 o’clock
*12-hour counter
at 6 o’clock
CASE
18-carat white or rose gold
set with diamonds
Diameter 44 mm
(100 metres)
sapphire crystal
D IAL
Diamond-set gold,
mother-of-pearl counters
Baguette-cut diamond
hour-markers
22 . 2051.4035/09.C713
45. 2050.4035/09.C714
STRA P
Brown or black
alligator leather
with rubber lining
Merging the watchmaking and jewellery arts, El Primero Tourbillon
drapes itself in a river of diamond set on the case and dial. No
less than 1,144 brilliant- and baguette-cut diamonds totalling approximately 7.7 carats transcend this horological masterpiece. The
world’s most precise series-made chronograph meets the stellar
tourbillon complication, of which the carriage placed at 11 o’clock is
rimmed by a unique Zenith-patented date system.
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E l
p r i m e r o
P erpet u al
18. 2180.4003/01.C713
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C alendar
E l p r i m e r o
rattrapante
51. 2050.4026/01.C713
03. 2050.4026/91.C714
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E l
p r i m e r o
L ightweight
MO V EMENT
El Primero 4052 W,
automatic
334 parts
31 jewels, 36,000 vph (5 Hz)
Oscillating weight adorned
with “Côtes de Genève” motif
Titanium parts:
Mainplate, barrel bridge, balance bridge,
chronograph bridge,
lever bridge and
lever-wheel bridge
FUNCTIONS
Date window at 6 o’clock
Chronograph displaying
1/10 ths of a second:
* 60-minute counter
at 6 o’clock
*60-second counter
at 3 o’clock
*1/10 th of a second
indication by the
chronograph hand
CASE
Carbone
Diameter 45 mm
sapphire crystal
10. 2260.4052W/98.R573
D IAL
Openworked with counters
in three colours
Rhodiumed, facetted
hands enhanced with
Superluminova SLN C1
STRA P
Nomex-coated black rubber
No less than three technical innovations are staged within the
El Primero Lightweight chronograph issued in a 100-piece limited
series. A true feather-weight, the world’s most precise series-made calibre is produced for the very first time in a titanium version weighing 25% less than a classic movement, all the while combining the
flyback function and a 1/10 th of a second display – a second original feature. The ethereal automatic Calibre 4052 W is housed within
the first case Zenith has ever made in carbon, while the openworked
dial accentuates the overall sense of lightness.
* 50 *
E l p r i m e r o
C hronoma s ter
03. 2080.4023/01.C 494
* 52 *
R etrograde
E l p r i m e r o
C hronoma s ter G rande D ate
18. 2160.4047/01.C713
* 53 *
E l p r i m e r o
C hronoma s ter G rande D ate
51. 2160.4047/01.M2160
Also available with
a leather strap
* 54 *
03. 2160.4047/21.C714
also available with
a STEEL BR ACELE T
03. 2160.4047/01.M2160
Also available with
a leather strap
* 55 *
C hronoma s ter
E l p r i m e r o
B u llitt
MO V EMENT
El Primero 4063, automatic
349 parts
31 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
2-counter chronograph:
* 30-minute counter
at 3 o’clock
*12-hour counter
at 6 o’clock
Tachymetric scale
CASE
Ceramised aluminium
Diameter 45 mm
sapphire crystal
D IAL
Carbon fibre
Black ruthenium
hour-markers, facetted
and enhanced with
24. 2160.4063/28.R515
STRA P
Integrated black rubber strap
This powerful and sophisticated chronograph displaying 1/10 th of
a second precision asserts its strength of character with an eminently masculine design expressed through innovative materials. The
45 mm case is made for the first time in ceramised aluminium
that also features a remarkable degree of hardness measured at
1800 on the Vickers scale. The red-rimmed opening on the carbon
fibre dial reveals the silicon escape-wheel and lever, while the black
rubber strap is seamlessly integrated with the case so as to form
an uninterrupted whole.
* 57 *
E l p r i m e r o
C hronoma s ter
P ower
R e s er v e
51. 2080.4021/01.C 494
18. 2080.4021/01.C 494
* 58 *
03. 2080.4021/01.C 494
03. 2080.4021/21.M2040
Also available with
a leather strap
* 59 *
40. 2082 .4021/91.C 496
E l
p r i m e r o
C hronoma s ter
1 9 6 9
MO V EMENT
282 parts
31 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
Chronograph:
* 30-minute counter
at 3 o’clock
*12-hour counter
at 6 o’clock
* Tachymetric scale
CASE
Rose gold
Diameter 42 mm
(100 metres)
sapphire crystal
D IAL
Sunburst silver-toned
STRA P
with rubber lining
Rose gold pin buckle
18. 2040.4061/69.C 494
A concentrated blend of Zenith DNA, this chronograph associates the
historical colours of the first 1969 El Primero model with the iconic
dial cut-out revealing the beating heart of the movement, that became
a true signature of the Manufacture at the dawn of the 21st century. Loyal to the original column-wheel construction, the automatic
chronograph calibre beating at the heart of the El Primero Chronomaster 1969 nonetheless merges past and present through a silicon
lever and escape-wheel made using eminently modern technologies.
* 60 *
E l
p r i m e r o
C hronoma s ter
03. 2040.4061/69.C 496
* 62 *
1 9 6 9
C hronoma s ter
E l p r i m e r o
1 9 6 9 Bo u tiq u e
03. 2042 .4061/21.C 496
* 63 *
E dition
E l
p r i m e r o
4 1 0
MO V EMENT
390 parts
31 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
Date indicator between
4 and 5 o’clock
Triple calendar indications
(day, date, month)
Moonphase indicator
Chronograph:
* 30-minute counter
at 3 o’clock
*12-hour counter
at 6 o’clock
* Tachymetric scale
CASE
Steel
Diameter 42 mm
(100 metres)
sapphire crystal
D IAL
Sunburst slate grey
with silver-toned counters
Rhodiumed facetted
hands enhanced with
03. 2092 .410/91.C 496
STRA P
Black alligator leather
with rubber lining
Steel triple folding clasp
The El Primero Calibre 410 automatic movement associates its
legendary high-frequency chronograph with a moon phase and a
complete calendar displaying the day, date and month. Inspired by
an historical Zenith model, the dial of this 500-piece limited edition
appears in an elegant sunburst slate grey version, while the counters are silver-toned. Behind this refined orchestration, the sapphire
crystal caseback reveals the full wealth of El Primero Calibre 410, a
complex construction composed of no less than 390 parts.
* 64 *
E l
03. 2040.400/21.C 496
A STEEL BR ACELE T
p r i m e r o
3 6 ’ 0 0 0
03. 2040.400/04.M2040
Also available with
a leather strap
* 66 *
3 6 ’ 0 0 0
Vp H
03. 2043.400/25.C703
Vp H
E l p r i m e r o
tri b u te to C harle s
03. 2041.400/51.C 496
1,975-PIECE LIMITED EDITION
* 67 *
Vermot
E l
p r i m e r o
E s pada
G rad u ation
MO V EMENT
El Primero 4650 B, automatic
210 parts
22 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
Sweep seconds hand
CASE
Steel
Diameter 40 mm
sapphire crystal
D IAL
Matt white
03. 2171.4650/01.m2170
STRA P
Steel
in steel
Setting a unique seal on one of life’s most important events, the
El Primero Espada “Graduation” testifies to an authentic rite of
passage. Its caseback features an 18-carat medallion, while at its
heart beats the high-frequency El Primero Calibre 4650 B. Destined to find its way through the ages, this timepiece displays
timeless elegance that indicates only essentials: hours, minutes,
seconds and date.
* 69 *
E l
p r i m e r o
E s pada
22 . 2171.4650/79.C713
18. 2170.4650/75.M2170
A LE ATHER STR AP
* 70 *
22 . 2170.4650/76.C713
18. 2170.4650/81.C713
* 71 *
E l
p r i m e r o
E s pada
51. 2170.4650/01.M2170
51. 2170.4650/75.M2170
* 72 *
03. 2170.4650/01.M2170
03. 2170.4650/21.M2170
* 73 *
Strato s
E l p r i m e r o
F l y b ack Striking 1 0 th
T ri b u te to F eli x
Ba u mgartner
MO V EMENT
326 parts
31 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
Flyback chronograph
displaying 1/10 ths of
a second :
* 60-minute counter
at 6 o’clock
* 60-second counter
at 3 o’clock
ths
*1/10 of a second shown
by the chronograph hand
CASE
Unidirectional rotating
bezel in steel with black
aluminium disc
Diameter 45.5 mm
sapphire crystal
Full caseback with
Stratos mission logo
D IAL
Sunburst silver-toned with
three coloured counters
Rhodiumed and facetted
hour-markers enhanced with
03. 2062 .4057/69.M2060
03. 2062 .4057/69.R515
STRA P / b r a c e l e t
Metal bracelet
or black rubber strap
In steel
On October 14th 2012, Felix Baumgartner made history by becoming
the first man to break the sound barrier during freefall. With him was
the El Primero Stratos Flyback Striking 10 th chronograph. Despite
the incredible statistics clocked up during this feat – the accelerations, the temperature differences and the variations in atmospheric
pressure – the watch continued running as smoothly as ever at the
end of the jump which lasted 9.18 minutes and set a triple record for
the first free-falling human to break the sound barrier, the highest freefall jump (38,969.4 m), as well as the freefall speed record
at 1,357.6 km/h, meaning Mach 1.25.
* 74 *
E l
p r i m e r o
Strato s
51. 2061.405/01.M2060
* 76 *
F l y b ack
51. 2061.405/75.R516
ALSO AVAIL ABLE with
A T WO-TONE BR ACELE T
85. 2060.405/23.R515
* 77 *
E l
p r i m e r o
Strato s
F l y b ack
03. 2060.405/21.M2060
A black rubber strap
03. 2067.405/51.R514
A STEEL BR ACELE T
* 78 *
45. 2063.405/21.C714
16. 2063.405/51.C715
* 79 *
Strato s
F l y b ack
E l p r i m e r o
R ain b ow Bo u tiq u e
E dition
MO V EMENT
El Primero 405 B,
automatic
331 parts
31 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
* 30-minute counter
at 3 o’clock
*12-hour counter
at 6 o’clock
* Telemetric scale
CASE
Tialum alloy
Unidirectional rotating bezel
with black aluminium disc
Diameter 45.5 mm
sapphire crystal
24. 2063.405/21.R515
D IAL
Black, with 30-minute
counter in original colours
Arabic hour-markers
in Superluminova SLN C1
STRA P
Black rubber
Black PVD-coated
triple folding clasp
In 1997, Zenith developed the Rainbow Flyback model in response to
a set of technical specifications drawn up by the French Air Force. The
brand with the guiding star now draws inspiration from this precision
instrument for a 250-piece limited series available exclusively from
Zenith boutiques. Inside an innovative case in black tialum – a light
and resistant titanium and aluminium alloy – beats the automatic
El Primero Calibre 405 B featuring characteristics borrowed from
the 1997 model: the same 1/10 th of a second precision, the same
construction around a column wheel, as well as the same flyback
function serving to start, stop and restart the chronograph with
a single press on the pushpiece. On the dial side, the 3 o’clock
minutes counter echoing that of the 1997 version comes in colours
enabling night-time readability in infrared-lit cockpits.
* 81 *
A FREEDOM-LOVING TIME ABOVE THE CLOUDS
b e l i e vIN G IN D REAMS IN OR D ER
TO TA K E FLI G HT
There are instruments that lend their help in capturing dreams. A moon?
A sun? Definitely a sky in any case. A tribute to those who dare. To those
who have dared. A chance to believe in the unbelievable. It’s time to take
a higher view. To defy the laws of nature. To disobey gravity. To revel in
the pleasure of those who unfold their wings. This will imply enlisting
support and finding the tools they need to experience this transcendent
feeling. These are within reach. They are the same as ever. The magical
complexity of the inner workings is recognisable at first glance, exuding
an aura of incomparable reliability. Such are the companions chosen
by the most freedom-loving spirits on the planet. Those who never give
up, so long as there are new horizons waiting to be explored, and other
dimensions to be discovered. A time of dreams come true.
M ontre
P i l o t
d ’ A é ronef
18. 2420.5011/21.C723
T y pe
2 0
95. 2420.5011/21.C723
* 86 *
M ontre
P i l o t
d ’ A é ronef T y pe
87. 2430.4035/21.C721
* 87 *
2 0
T o u r b illon
M ontre
d ’ A é ronef
p i l o t
T y pe 2 0 A nn u al
87. 2430.4054/21.C721
C alendar
03. 2430.4054/21.C721
* 88 *
M ontre
P i l o t
d ’ A é ronef
03.1930.681/21.C723
* 89 *
T y pe
2 0
4 0 mm
M ontre
p i l o t
d ’ A é ronef
T y pe
2 0
G M T
MO V EMENT
Elite 693, automatic
186 parts
26 jewels
28,800 vph (4 Hz)
Over 50-hour
power reserve
FUNCTIONS
24-hour dual-time indication
CASE
Titanium with DLC (Diamond
Like Carbon) coating
Diameter 48 mm
sapphire crystal
D IAL
Matt black
Hour-markers in
STRA P
Brown or black leather
strap with rubber lining
Pin buckle in steel or black
DLC-coated titanium
03. 2430.693/21.C723
96. 2430.693/21.C703
500-PIECE RED BARON LIMITED EDITION
Right from the early days of aviation, Zenith created onboard
instruments that contributed to formidable conquests, such as
Louis Blériot’s cross-channel flight in 1909. The 1930s saw the
advent of the famous Zenith Type 20, which the Manufacture is now re-issuing complete with vintage characteristics: luminescent oversized Arabic numerals ensuring impeccable readability, as well as
a large ratcheted crown enabling adjustment with pilot’s gloves.
Housed inside a generous 48 mm-diameter case, the automatic
Elite Calibre 693 is equipped with the GMT or dual-time function, while the engraved caseback bears a medallion stamped with
the effigy of Blériot’s plane.
* 90 *
M ontre
P i l o t
2 0
4 0 mm
L ad y
MO V EMENT
128 parts
27 jewels
28,800 vph (4 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
CASE
Gem-set 18-carat rose gold
or gem-set 18-carat
white gold
Diameter 40 mm
sapphire crystal
Back with Zenith aviation
instruments logo
D IAL
Entirely set with diamonds
Hour-markers in black or
white Superluminova SLN
STRA P
Black or beige satin
Pin buckle in 18-carat
white or rose gold
22 .1931.681/79.C732
45.1931.681/79.C717
Inspired by the onboard instruments that Zenith began making in
the early days of aviation, the Pilot collection shows up for the very
first time in a feminine interpretation. Stunningly set with 491 diamonds (approx. 3 carats) on the dial, bezel and lugs, the Pilot Montre
d’Aéronef Type 20 “40 mm Lady” is nonetheless a remarkable work
of precision and reliability, capable of conveying the wildest dreams.
At its heart beats automatic Elite Calibre 681, while the caseback
engraved with the Zenith flight instruments logo unequivocally recalls
its aeronautical origins.
* 93 *
M ontre
P i l o t
16.1930.681/31.C725
2 0
4 0 mm
22 .1930.681/31.C725
* 94 *
p i l o t
D o u b lematic
L ad y
18. 2400.4046/01.C721
03. 2400.4046/21.C721
* 95 *
Big
D ate
p i l o t
Special
MO V EMENT
306 parts
31 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
Chronograph:
* 30-minute counter
at 3 o’clock * Central chronograph hand
* Telemetric scale
Large date at 6 o’clock
CASE
Brushed stainless steel
Diameter 42 mm
sapphire crystal
D IAL
Matt black
Hour-markers carved
in Superluminova SLN C1
STRA P / b r a c e l e t
Brown calfskin leather
with rubber lining or
Milanese mesh steel bracelet
Triple folding clasp in steel
03. 2410.4010/21.C722
03. 2410.4010/21.M2410
In tribute to the aviation pioneers of which Zenith was a faithful companion through its watches and onboard instruments, Pilot Big Date
Special combines useful functions, extreme readability and tried and
tested precision. The large date appears through a twin aperture at 6
o’clock, while the black dial features large Arabic numerals in Superluminova. To drive this chronograph cut out for great achievements,
the automatic El Primero Calibre 4010 beats at a high frequency
ensuring 1/10 th of a second accuracy.
* 96 *
CONQUERING HORIZONS
SAVOURIN G THE FREE D OM OF WI D E
O P EN S PACES
Equipping oneself for an epic voyage. Charting a course and holding fast
to it, firmly gripping the helm. Setting a goal to be attained, a new horizon
to be reached, as well as simply enjoying playing with the winds. There is
a certain spirit of adventure that is nourished by expertise. It recognises
that a return to roots gives a chance to escape a little further. It makes
the best possible choices, and exudes the two-fold elegance of those
who know and those who dare. Belonging to the category of individuals
in touch with their intuition. Standing out from the crowd. Being part
of yesterday and of tomorrow – with a keen awareness of the infinite
passing of time. True freedom is out there, somewhere. Between a hand
and a dial. It’s just a matter of seconds.
C a p t a i n
T o u r b illon
45. 2190.4041/01.C 493
22 . 2190.4041/01.C 498
* 102 *
18. 2190.4041/01.C 498
* 103 *
W in s or
C a p t a i n
A nn u al C alendar
MO V EMENT
341 parts
29 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
Over 50-hour power reserve FUNCTIONS
* 60-minute counter
at 6 o’clock
Day/month indicator at 3 o’clock
CASE
18-carat rose gold or steel
Diameter 42 mm
sapphire crystal
D IAL
Silver-toned guilloché
or black and blue guilloché
Rhodiumed or gold-plated
facetted hour-markers
STRA P
Black or brown alligator
leather with rubber lining
Steel triple folding clasp
or rose gold pin buckle
18. 2070.4054/02 .C711
03. 2070.4054/02 .C711
03. 2070.4054/22 .C708
This annual calendar model stems from a cooperative endeavour
between the Musée International d’Horlogerie (MIH), its curator
Ludwig Oeschslin, and the Manufacture Zenith. Its design clearly refers to the noblest horological traditions, with a guilloché dial
and hand-fitted facetted hour-markers and dauphine hands. The
ingenious automatic El Primero 4054 movement drives an annual calendar (requiring just one manual adjustment per year at the
end of February) serving to display the date, the day of the week
and the month.
* 104 *
W in s or
c a p t a i n
A nn u al C alendar
18. 2071.4054/01.C711
* 106 *
Bo u tiq u e
E dition
03. 2072 .4054/18.C711
* 107 *
c a p t a i n
C hronograph
18. 2111.400/01.C 498
18. 2110.400/01.C 498
* 108 *
51. 2112 .400/01.C 498
03. 2110.400/01.C 498
* 109 *
03. 2110.400/22 .C 493
CAPTAIN
C hronograph
L ad y
MO V EMENT
278 parts
31 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
3-counter chronograph :
*12-hour counter
at 6 o’clock
* 30-minute counter
at 3 o’clock
CASE
18-carat white gold
and diamonds
Diameter 42 mm
sapphire crystal
D IAL
White with “flinqué-froissé”
guilloché effect
Roman numerals punctuated
by diamond hour-markers
22 . 2114.400/34.C510
22 . 2110.400/34.C510
STRA P
White alligator leather
with rubber lining
Rose gold pin buckle
A tribute to the first ever integrated automatic chronograph, the new
El Primero Calibre 400 B beating at the heart of the Captain Chronograph “Lady” was launched in 2009 to mark the 40 th anniversary of
this horological legend. Celebrating a unique heritage, this chronograph interprets chronometric precision in the feminine mode. Elegant Roman numerals, each punctuated by a diamond hour-marker,
stand out against the guilloché dial, while the case radiates timeless elegance with a dainty gemsetting totalling approx. 0.65 cts or
0.95 cts, depending on the version.
* 111 *
c a p t a i n
M oonpha s e
MO V EMENT
228 parts
27 jewels
28,800 vph (4 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
Large date at 1 o’clock
Moon-phase display
at 6 o’clock
CASE
18-carat rose gold or steel
Diameter 40 mm
(50 metres)
sapphire crystal
D IAL
Silver-toned guilloché
Rhodiumed or gold-plated
facetted hour-markers
STRA P
with rubber lining or
rose gold bracelet
Pin buckle in rose gold
or steel
03. 2140.691/02 .C 498
18. 2140.691/02 .C 498
A ROSE GOLD BR ACELE T
A blend of tradition and creative daring, Captain Moonphases embodies the elegance of a timeless classic with an extreme degree of technical sophistication. Beating at the heart of a remarkably understated
case, the ultra-thin Elite Calibre 691 features small seconds, a large
date and a moon-phase function while measuring just 5.67 mm thin.
The sapphire caseback provides a plunging view into the gear wheels
of this clever mechanism, while the cambered dial features a traditional guilloché motif surrounded by applied hour-markers.
* 112 *
C a p t a i n
P ower
R e s er v e
18. 2120.685/02 .C 498
22 . 2120.685/02 .C 498
* 114 *
16. 2120.685/02 .C 498
03. 2120.685/02 .C 498
* 115 *
03. 2120.685/22 .C 493
C a p t a i n
D u al
03. 2130.682/02 .C 498
18. 2130.682/02 .C 498
* 116 *
C a p t a i n
C entral
T ime
18. 2020.670/11.C 498
18. 2020.670/22 .C 498
* 117 *
Second
18. 2020.670/95.C 498
C a p t a i n
C entral
51. 2020.670/01.M2020
03. 2020.670/01.C 498
Second
03. 2020.670/21.C 493
* 118 *
C entral
03. 2020.670/22 .C 498
C a p t a i n
Second Bo u tiq u e
18. 2021.670/38.c 498
* 119 *
E dition
a t r ibute to bold r oots
Capturing the essence
of a centuries-old tr adition
A return to essentials. Moons have waned and waxed, seconds have
slipped by, and yet they are still there, captured in the perpetual running
of the movement. An anthem to the best-counted hours. To decomposed
minutes – the purest of them all. A tribute to the best-kept times. To the
sources of a past that continues to excel. Certain people have gained
knowledge of discreet treasures that retain their perpetual radiance.
Shining inside cases that each individual can carry around with them,
the precious magic is passed on through the undiminished admiration
of time-honoured skills. It all began with those who gave birth to the
legend. Their descendants honour a form of modernity epitomising the
quintessence of life and movement.
h e r i t a g e
Ultra
T hin
18. 2010.681/11.C 498
18. 2010.681/01.C 498
* 124 *
03. 2010.681/01.C 493
03. 2010.681/21.C 493
* 125 *
03. 2010.681/11.C 493
H e r i t a g e
N ew
03.1965.670/91.C591
* 126 *
Vintage
1 9 6 5
P ort
H e r i t a g e
R o y al
18.5000. 2572PC/01.C 498
* 127 *
h e r i t a g e
Star
O pen
MO V EMENT
253 parts
31 jewels
36,000 vph (5 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
Small seconds indication
appearing through heart-shaped opening
Chronograph:
*30-minute counter
at 3 o’clock
*Central chronograph hand
CASE
18-carat gem-set rose gold
Sapphire cabochon
Diameter 37 mm
(30 metres)
Sapphire crystal
D IAL
Shimmering white
mother-of-pearl
Blue Roman numerals
22 .1927.4062/80.C714
STRA P
with rubber lining
Embodying the philosophy of absolute performance, the Star Open
watch pays homage to the El Primero calibre. From the very first
glance, this feminine watch draws the gaze to its cushion-shaped
case and to the heart-shaped opening revealing the legendary
mechanical automatic movement, El Primero Calibre 4062. With
its blue Roman numerals reflecting the deep blue of the elegant
sapphire cabochon set on the crown, the dial indicates the hours
and minutes, while the small seconds are symbolised on a heart at 9 o’clock.
* 128 *
h e r i t a g e
Star
22 .1925.4062/80.C725
O pen
16.1925.4062/01.C725
* 130 *
Star
h e r i t a g e
M oonpha s e
22 .1925.692/01.C725
16.1925.692/01.C725
* 131 *
h e r i t a g e
Star
18.1970.681/01.C725
3 3 mm
03.1970.681/01.C733
* 132 *
h e r i t a g e
Ultra
03. 2310.679/38.c714
* 133 *
T hin
L ad y
h e r i t a g e
Ultra T hin M oonpha s e
MO V EMENT
195 parts
27 jewels
28,800 vph (4 Hz)
FUNCTIONS
Moon-phase display
at 6 o’clock
CASE
18-carat white gold
Diameter 33 mm
sapphire crystal
D IAL
Silver-toned guilloché gold
Transferred black
hour-markers
18. 2310.692/02 .c709
b r ac e let
with rubber lining
Pin buckle in
18-carat rose gold
The epitome of classicism and excellence, the Heritage Ultra Thin
Moonphase model draws its inspiration from the legacy of models
that have contributed to forging the Zenith legend. Poetically marking off time with a moon-phase display at 6 o’clock, it is an anthem
to slenderness. At just 3.97 mm thin, its automatic Elite Calibre
692 fits smoothly inside an ultra-thin 33 mm-diameter case, while
the sapphire crystal caseback reveals the “Côtes de Genève” motif
executed in keeping with the finest watchmaking traditions.
* 135 *
h e r i t a g e
Ultra T hin M oonpha s e
Heritage
Ultr a Thin Moonphase
Boutique Edition
22 . 2310.692/75.C709
22 . 2310.692/81.C709
18. 2310.692/95.C 498
* 136 *
18. 2311.692/03.c 498
45. 2310.692/09.C717
16. 2310.692/81.C706
16. 2310.692/51.C705
* 137 *
03. 2310.692/02 .C706
G UARANTEE
Zenith watches are complex, high-precision and extremely technical products. Before leaving our Manufacture in Switzerland, our watches undergo
numerous rigorous quality and performance tests, some of them lasting
several days. That is why your watch is guaranteed against any manufacturing flaw for two years as of its date of purchase. You can also obtain an additional third year of guarantee by registering on our website at www.zenith-watches.com
MAINTENANCE
Your Zenith watch is equipped with a complex Manufacture movement entirely
developed and produced in-house by Zenith. The lifespan of a Zenith watch
may extend over several generations, provided it is given the indispensable
care required to preserve it. Having your watch regularly maintained contributes to maintaining its exceptional performances as well as to restoring
its timeless visual appearance. To ensure it runs smoothly over the long
term and also to verify its water resistance, your watch must be submitted
for periodic maintenance. Zenith recommends having a check and where
necessary an overhaul performed every three to five years by an official
authorised service centre.
* 138 *
SHA P ES AN D D IAMETERS
of ou r watc h es
Z ENITH B OUTI Q UES
4 8 mm
5 7. 5 mm
4 5 mm
4 2 mm
4 4 mm
4 0 mm
3 7 x 3 7 mm
3 3 x 3 3 mm
4 5 , 5 mm
3 8 mm
3 3 mm
G ENE V A
Rue du Rhône 35
1204 Geneva
SWITZERLAND
+41 22 311 18 65
Pr ague
Pařížská 4
110 00 Praha 1
Czech Republic
+420 222 318 631
LUCERNE
Grendelstrasse 8
6004 Lucerne
SWITZERLAND
+41 41 228 88 88
TO K YO
4-5-4, Ginza Chuo-ku
Tokyo
JAPAN
+81 3 5524 6420
D OHA
The Gate Mall
Doha
Qatar
+9744 407 71 49
HON G K ON G
58 Russell Street
Causeway Bay
Hong Kong +852 2575 1313
D U B AI
Burj Khalifa
Down Town Dubai
Dubai Mall
Dubai UAE
+9714 339 81 04
Macau
DFS GALLERIA
1/F Four Seasons Hotel
Macau
+853 2870 0135
MOSCOW
TSUM SHOPPING CENTER
Petrovka Str. 2
103779 Moscow
RUSSIA
+7 495 933 73 00
SHAN G HAI
1071, West Nanjing Road
Shanghai
CHINA
+86 21 5204 2886
3 2 x 3 2 mm
* 141 *
K UNMIN G
Kunming Brilliant Plaza
6 Sanshi Street
Kunming
CHINA 650031
+86 871 6364 2818
SHENYAN G
Shenyang Charter
Shopping Mall
7-1, Beijing Street
Shenyang
CHINA 110000
+86 24 2279 5687
WUHAN
690, Jiefang Avenue
Wuhan International Plaza
Wuhan
CHINA
+86 27 8551 3668
B EI J IN G
Timecity Macau Center Shop
8, Wangfujing East Street
Dongcheng District
Beijing
CHINA
+86 10 5813 8160
Publisher: Zenith Communication and Marketing Department
Texts: Michel Jeannot, Carine Arribeux. Design : Bontron&Co. SA
Photography : Joël von Allmen, Claude Joray. Lithography : Calitho SA
Printing: Courvoisier-Attinger Arts Graphiques SA
© Zenith Branch of LVMH Swiss Manufactures SA – Printed in Switzerland.
Zenith reserves the right to modify at any time and without prior notice
the specifications relating to the products shown in this publication.

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