Zenith Chronomaster Solo Sport
Zenith has introduced the Chronomaster Solo Sport, a new collection that removes the chronograph complication from its signature Chronomaster line, focusing instead on a time-only or time-and-date display powered by the high-frequency El Primero 3620 movement. This move offers a more versatile, everyday-oriented option within the Chronomaster family, featuring a cleaner aesthetic and enhanced practicality.
- Available in four variations: three with date, one without
- 40mm stainless steel case
- Ceramic unidirectional rotating bezel
- El Primero 3620 automatic movement
- 60-hour power reserve
- 200m water resistance
- Available now
- Date versions: $10,900 / CHF 9,900
The watch features ceramic dials with a repeated 45° Z motif, intended to evoke the rhythm and vibration of the movement, with a sunray finish on the white version and polished surfaces on black and brown.
A subtle 'shark tooth' minute track provides a nod to vintage Zenith references.
The El Primero 3620 movement operates at 5 Hz (36,000 VpH) and includes a silicon escapement and a stop-second mechanism.
The new Zenclasp folding clasp offers tool-free micro-adjustment in 2.5mm increments up to 10mm.
The Solo Sport models feature a ceramic, unidirectional rotating bezel, unlike the fixed bezel on the Chronomaster Sport.
Water resistance has increased from 100m on the Chronomaster Sport to 200m on the Solo Sport.
The brown dial version features gold-colored hands and indices, distinguishing it from the rhodium-plated elements on the other models.
The date version of the black dial has red '36,600 VpH' text, while the time-only model uses white text for differentiation.
