Cal 135

Zenith might be a little scarred from the failure of the Elite 6150. Given the high regard for the Cal. 135, I see wisdom in starting with with very limited production, and keeping people excited about what may be coming down the pipeline. Enthusiasts hav

Admittedly in Italian but never has translation been easier. With everything from the models to serial numbers (not all ca. 10.000 or so originally produced but a subset), with period marketing materials still to be added. For fans of the historical calib

Some photos of what I consider as one of the very few winners this year. At least my absolute favorite, especially the tantalum version. I will post the review on these next month. Best, Nicolas changed title from GJF to GFJ

. . . would be similar to this . . . [photo credits: Bill Sohne] . . . cased in steel. And preferably < 38 mm diameter.

. . . and 36.5 mm. I'd prefer as exacting an homage as possible, ok with 37 mm. I would buy one if price was < $20K out the door in addition to being aesthetically acceptable. (We have sales tax in Cali.)

Do not make a watch that looks like a Daytona Do not make a watch that looks like an offshore Put a bit more work into finishing you wonderful el primero Good that they reintroduced the cal 135…. But at what price ?? Must be possible to make it in a steel

From year 2022. A piece unique made in Niobium. Don't tell me what is Niobium, the only thin I know is that I didn't know this metal. 38 mm big, movement finished in collaboration with... Kari Voutilainen. Now it would be great to have a steel case, less

Here is one:

And a double signature to top it! Another top one I missed... Best, Nicolas