Pull trigger on Zenith?
#1
11-05-2008, 02:48 PM
Pull trigger on Zenith?
Hey guys,
I'm checking out a Zenith Grande Chronomaster Grande Date this weekend. I am also looking at the Open and Moonphase models. 45mm, stainless case, El Primero in house movement, silver dial, on strap. What are your thoughts?
From my research, I can get 40% off MSRP. Prices just went up today too, big time bummer!
-Narbeh
I'm checking out a Zenith Grande Chronomaster Grande Date this weekend. I am also looking at the Open and Moonphase models. 45mm, stainless case, El Primero in house movement, silver dial, on strap. What are your thoughts?
From my research, I can get 40% off MSRP. Prices just went up today too, big time bummer!
-Narbeh
#3
11-05-2008, 03:04 PM
You coming to Yuzu?
#8
11-06-2008, 10:31 PM
I picked one up a month ago for 5800 (with the stainless band). I love it, but be aware that:
1) There's no Luminox on it, so you can't read it at night.
2) Between the hour, minute, timer second, and reserve de marche hands, it takes a little concentration to actually tell the time.
These annoyed me at first, but I got used to them, and there's no doubt it's a captivating watch to just sit and watch (as in observe).
1) There's no Luminox on it, so you can't read it at night.
2) Between the hour, minute, timer second, and reserve de marche hands, it takes a little concentration to actually tell the time.
These annoyed me at first, but I got used to them, and there's no doubt it's a captivating watch to just sit and watch (as in observe).
#9
11-07-2008, 09:45 PM
I picked one up a month ago for 5800 (with the stainless band). I love it, but be aware that:
1) There's no Luminox on it, so you can't read it at night.
2) Between the hour, minute, timer second, and reserve de marche hands, it takes a little concentration to actually tell the time.
These annoyed me at first, but I got used to them, and there's no doubt it's a captivating watch to just sit and watch (as in observe).
1) There's no Luminox on it, so you can't read it at night.
2) Between the hour, minute, timer second, and reserve de marche hands, it takes a little concentration to actually tell the time.
These annoyed me at first, but I got used to them, and there's no doubt it's a captivating watch to just sit and watch (as in observe).
Congrats on the recent purchase. I am going to look at them again this weekend and then make up my mind.
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