Zenith releases a new Chronomaster Revival inspired by a rare prototype from 1970
The prototype featured a blackened steel case, a rare design element during the 1970s.
Zenith
Based on a rare prototype that was discovered by the Zenith team last year, the company launches the Chronomaster Revival Shadow. The new model imagines what the watch could have been if it were produced. The original 1969 case has been faithfully recreated in its 37mm size and it's constructed out of lightweight, microblasted titanium. The dial features a black finish with rhodium-plated, Super-Luminova SLN C1 hour makers and hands. Inside the watch is an El Primero 4061 automatic with chronograph functionality and a 50-hour power reserve. Completing the watch is a black "Cordura effect" strap with white stitching.
8400 CHF (approx. $8,655), zenith-watches.com
