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I liked your post, Magnus

 

I met Aldo Magada here in LA and see good things in the future for Zenith.  Still remember J-C Biver's words in Lausanne about AM's career decision to leave JCB's small group of managers and now that he's back I think the motivation to innovate and bring more to Zenith is even stronger than most in a new position as his.   Zenith is still somewhat "flying under the radar" with many in the watch-buying world and that won't last so long with such a rich history and amazing in-house (bye ETA) movements at excellent price for value.   

Evan R.

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2014 - reflecting on a lively year for Zenith!

 
By: Ornatus-Mundi : December 29th, 2014-05:36
As the year 2014 draws to its end, let's take stock on what has proven to be a lively year for the comparatively small brand Zenith. The last 12 months have seen some ups and downs, some of them universally appreciated, some more contested classifications...  

Magnus, that was a nice post

 
By: Bruno.M1 : December 29th, 2014-07:37
thank you ! Enjoy the rest of 2014 and may I wish you ( and everybody else on this forum) a great 2015 !

Wonderful review dear Magnus

 
By: Ares501 - Mr Green : December 29th, 2014-08:00
Controversial year for Zenith to say at least Hoping in better future for both Zenith and us I remain sincerely yours wishing you all the best in 2015 Damjan

Dear Damjan, in a way it is fascinating watching...

 
By: Ornatus-Mundi : December 30th, 2014-23:48
a brand trying to sharp its identity and finding its niche. Sometimes exceptional watches are created along the way. Best and a great year 2015 for you, Magnus

Great Post and Review

 
By: SALMANPK : December 29th, 2014-08:31
I am also looking forward to what Zenith will offer in 2015. All the Best to You and Yours in the Coming Year. S

I liked your post, Magnus

 
By: Rock1 : January 3rd, 2015-04:53
I met Aldo Magada here in LA and see good things in the future for Zenith. Still remember J-C Biver's words in Lausanne about AM's career decision to leave JCB's small group of managers and now that he's back I think the motivation to innovate and bring m...