
Andrewluff's post showcases the rare sight of two vintage Zenith chronographs, the W40801 in white gold and the G20802 in yellow gold, side-by-side. This article highlights the exceptional condition of these pieces, particularly their bracelets, and delves into the community's appreciation for Zenith's historical movements and their enduring value.



. . . ain't that the truth ;-) . . .
. . . which I can't recall ever seeing on another chronograph hailing from Switzerland. Are there others besides vintage Seikos? Art
Can do miracles! Fun aside, A true watchcollector is openminded, and i know Andrew is both. Beside, if one wants to collect vintage, or if i would, it’s better to put your money into these instead of.... Rolex, let’s say, less risk of getting scr@*ed, moneywise and on the hardware also,imho. Wishing all a nice day! Grtz,Dom
But compared to Valjoux Daytonas and, the EP-powered Daytonas(espcialy the steel one),we are still far away. Bottomline for me still is, this mouvement stays exceptional .If one thinks about the fact that it was conceived,designed in a time when Cad-Cam didn’t exist, it is truly “artisanat”. And.....,evenmore mindblowing, in those 50 years, it evolved, but stayed the same. Grtz,Dom
At my big surprise... As I am trying to " catch " one which is truly beautiful and 100% correct... An A 386 in steel, I mean. Prices go faster than the time you need to find one. alas. Best, Nicolas
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