However, none of these 3 movements are identical and the technical solutions chosen are all unique. The Zenith El Primero (the movement) is born in 1969 and was – alongside 2 other movements from Seiko and Buren / Heuer / Hamilton / Breitling – the first automatic chronograph movement. And while the blue dial is a nice addition to the catalogue, we’ll stick to the more classical, timeless silver edition today, probably easier to match on a daily basis.īefore going into this Zenith El Primero 410, a quick historical reminder. However, you know the truth for a long time now: nothing is comparable to a proper test, with the watch in question strapped on your wrist for a longer period. It’s not our first time with this watch, as we’ve already covered it in 2014 when Zenith presents it to the public and we’ve been briefly touching it, in a blue dial edition, at Baselworld 2015. Hands-on review.Ī sporty, balanced elegance can define Zenith El Primero 410 Triple Calendar and MoonPhase Chronograph. This watch has a name, the Zenith El Primero 410 Triple Calendar and MoonPhase Chronograph and we had it for a while on the wrist. So, when you mix it with an icon like the Zenith El Primero (yes it is, both the movement and the watch that includes it), with an inspired look and a great quality, it brings you quite a package (something we were sure about at the time of its introduction). In a glance, it allows you to have a look at all the calendar datas. Admittedly, calendar watches are convenient, especially when it comes to full calendars (the one that display the day, the date and the month).
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