Rather than trying to combine two distinct design languages or overtly reminding people of the inspiration behind the co-branded watch, most retailers simply have an idea for a new colorway or an extension to an existing line, and this means that the resulting watch is usually something that both looks good and feels natural, rather than being a bit too on-the-nose when it comes to its intended design inspiration. Love what Zenith is doing with the Chronomaster line and the new El Primero movements.Collaborations between watch brands and retailers can often be some of the most natural partnerships that exist within this industry. So you have to really love these online, 'limited' versions over the main line's tri-color or panda versions to be worth the extra $. But I paid in the 6's for my 2021 tri-color preowned in near mint condition. The Zenith Chronomasters at around 9K are a great value when looking at what you get compared to other brands. if my Tri-Color had a last fling with by SBGA413 before I sold it.
At some point want to post a full review, but need to find the time. I've had it for a few months now and love it as my daily. I sold my Grand Seiko Spring and moved into the Tri-Color zenith Chronomaster original.
However with pink, you really can't trust the online renders and would have to see it in the metal to truly understand the color. What's clear, 20% of the price goes to charity.Īfter owning a Grand Seiko Spring SBGA413, I'm a sucker for a subtle pink watch. It is not a limited manufacturing edition but is a limited time. A quick followup to the recently released and sold out Hodinkee Salmon version. Just announced the Zenith Chronomaster original in pink.
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