mrsnak
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A bit of a change, anyway
Your photos were terrific!
There are still a few oddities in the line - the "open love" for example.
The Elites don't do much for me because they look so generic.
The Retrotimers look very 80s "Swatch"
The Chronos are more back on track to what makes Zenith great.
Then again, these may be the watches introduced for the Asian market (a little different from Euro or American).
Would love to hear more about the global marketing. This message has been edited by mrsnak on 2010-12-23 18:19:51
Zenith Media Event and Dinner in Kuala Lumpur 2010
To mirror the recent Zenith event in Singapore last month (As reported by Kong, home.watchprosite.com ), Zenith also presented to the Malaysian media and watch enthusiast community their latest offerings in an event that allowed the brand and the Presiden...
Thanks Kelvin for report.
Zenith appears to go back to more moderate and conversative line of products. To me, the new watches are beautiful and more acceptable to the Zenith's fans here. I didn't know that KL night skyline can be quite attractive. Thank you Zenith, Sincere, Corti...
Zenith CEO was looking out for PuristS
Mr J-F Dufour asked about PuristS in Kuala Lumpur before he flew there. I told him to look out for some photography and travel moderators...... I guess he found you or vice versa. Thanks for the night shots of KL city; very dramatic. What were your opinio...
Thanks for the coverage, K T!
Some stunning pics of both watches and people. The shot of Dufour with the KL skyline is spectacular!!! Happy Holidays! Kong
Thanks for the coverage and . . .
. . . the photos, Kelvin - stellar, as usual. It's apparent from the breadth of the new collection there's been a sea change in the design department at Le Locle . . . cordially, Art
Great report KT.
Wonderful photos as always. Did you use a PC lens for the outdoor shots, or correct the perspective in post-processing? Just curious. Cheers Tony P