El Primero Rainbow Fly Back

This is a fun question. Zenith is a great brand, but it has gone through so many design directions that it doesn’t have a predictable look. Essentially now they have the Chronomaster, which is aping the Daytona, and the Defy which is kind of aping the Roy

In all the years using chronographs, I put together a list of the features I would like to have, but never had combined in one watch: + center minute counter + twelve hours counter + date + Flyback + bidirectionally revolving bezel The closest I came to t

exists in black and this colored version About 5.000 pieces were made and for me it's one of THE El Primero's to have

I think making the case back and pushers titanium or steel would have been better. I’m sure I’ll be alone in this comment, but I’d have like to see the superluminova in a light tan. Yup, I don’t mind the faux patina color. And keeping the full Arabics sho

Both watches shown here are from the “Stratos” collection. The colored dial lay-out is an hommage to the original Rainbow Flyback(originally designed for the French army) The original Rainbow collection was made from the end of the 80’s till the early 200

Hello all, I would like your suggestions (and pictures) for a strap for this favorite Zenith watch. With its red, orange, green, blue, and yellow highlights, the possible strap and accent color combinations are nearly endless. Thank you! Ira Zenith Rainbo

And this is coming from an avowed fan of the brand. Bulgari has the clout to do its own (superb) thing, but LVMH's strategy for TAG, Zenith, and Hublot seems to be a matryoshka-doll approach to design and pricing. Each is a price-adjusted variant of the l

The open dial was an incredibly successful execution and endlessly influential. Nataf correctly grasped that the core attraction of a mechanical watch lies in the beating heart. He brought it to the fore and compounded the decision with skeletonized bridg