The El Primero name on the dial denotes that this watch is more accurate than the industry standard. At US8,400 on the ladder bracelet and a bit less on the strap, the Chronomaster Revival A3817 costs US200 more than the A384 and A385 remakes. Introduced in 2021, the Zenith Chronomaster Revival El Primero A3817 reference 03.A384.400/3817.M3817 is a modern take on the original 1971 A3817. Zenith is known for its high-frequency chronographs. Inside the in-house made El Primero calibre 400, an integrated chronograph with a column-wheel and lateral clutch is built into a 5Hz movement with a 50-hour power reserve. 03.A384.400/3817.M3817 Zenith Chronomaster Revival El Primero A3817 Swiss Watch 37mm Stainless steel case Case thickness: 12.6mm White-lacquered dial. Powered by the El Primero automatic high-frequency chronograph calibre. The new Chronomaster Revival A3817 features a case measuring 37mm in diameter and 12.6mm thick that’s made of stainless steel with polishing pointing outwards across the case’s various flat surfaces. A modern remake of the A3817 from 1971, combining the 37mm tonneau shaped case of the A384 with the white tri-colour dial of the A386. Luckily, for those not able to grab one, Zenith is remaking the A3817 and in less limited numbers too. The A3817 was first released in 1971, and stood out from other El Primero chronographs of the time by combining the sportier steel tonneau-shaped case with the. Zenith only made 1000 A3817s back in the day, so they are highly sought after vintage watches. The reinvented Zenith Chronomaster Revival A3817 is powered by the legendary El Primero automatic calibre movement that can viewed via the open display case back. Zenith is offering the Chronomaster Revival A3817 on both a light brown calf leather strap and a recreation of the original stainless steel Gay Frères ladder bracelet. In 1971, Zenith launched the A3817, it combined the classic coloured subdials of the A386 with the tonneau case of the sporty A384. So far, we’ve seen both round and tonneau-shaped watches in the Revival collection. Zenith is no stranger to remaking its classics, and the newest Chronomaster Revival A3817 is no exception to this trend.
And then there are vintage re-issue pieces, based on watches of the past, these re-issues seek to bring some of the glory of the good ol’ days to the modern age and with varying degrees of success. The time data is all orchestrated by the iconic selfwinding El Primero 400 movement still beating at 36,000 vibrations an hour. Some trends tend to be more embedded in the current watch market, such as enlarging case sizes or the colour blue. Not all products are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and FOS protection will not be extended to unregulated agreements.As you’ll know already, the world of luxury watches is a fickle thing, affected quickly by trends that come and go at a moment’s notice.
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Specifications: Zenith Chronomaster Revival A3817 (Reference 03.A384.400/3817.M3817) Movement: El Primero 400 Automatic, 36,000 Vph (5 Hz), Power reserve of 50 hours. The strap version is sold separately for 7,900. Registered Office: Aurum House, 2 Elland Road, Braunstone, Leicester, LE3 1TT, Registered in England and Wales, Company number 00146087. The new Zenith Chronomaster Revival A3817 is priced at 8,400 and is available at Zenith Boutiques as well as on its online shop. Mappin & Webb is a trading name of Watches of Switzerland Company Limited.
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