Movement: El Primero 400 high-beat automatic column-wheel chronograph Model: Chronomaster Revival Manufacture Edition (ref. It certainly does get one wondering how many other treasures might have been stashed up there alongside the original tooling for the El Primero movement once famously hidden away by Charles Vermot in what could very well be one of the most “punk rock” rejections of authority the Swiss watch industry’s ever experienced. Physical evidence of DB Cooper’s whereabouts? John Lennon’s missing Patek Philippe 2499? Fresh on the heels of the El Primero Chronomaster “Shadow” - a modern revival of a prototype discovered in the now-legendary storage space above the brand’s manufacture, Zenith is back with another revival uncovered from the same horological trove: a blue prototype dial thought to be intended for the original A386 from 1969.
Boy, I’m really starting to wonder what else is up in that Zenith attic in Le Locle.
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