Zenith | New releases from LVMH Watch Week 2024

Chronomaster Sport

With the introduction of two outstanding new additions to the Zenith Chronomaster Sport collection, one with a green ceramic bezel and the other a Rose Gold reference studded with diamonds—deciding between them will be the best kind of dilemma.

Both editions are sure to impress, whether you’re a watch aficionado or collector. But Zenith has taken things to the next level and unveiled their first-ever bejewelled Chronomaster Sport. Fusing the longstanding tradition of the 1/10th of a second chronograph with exquisite gem-setting. The result? A meteorite dial that radiates a golden glow, set in a rose gold case adorned with an array of expertly cut diamonds and sapphires - nothing short of a tri-coloured beauty in our books.

And let's not forget about the green edition… making its debut in the core collection. With a green ceramic bezel, steel case, and unmistakable green lacquer dial which features Zenith’s iconic tricolour counters in grey and blue, it proclaims its Chronomaster status loud and proud - the date wheel joins the party too, colour-matched to perfection. When it comes to the strap you can have a three-link steel bracelet or a coordinating rubber strap (both designed for the Chronomaster Sport). We must admit we love a little personalisation…

And with the high frequency El Primero 3600 movement and extended power reserve of 60 hours, these timepieces are sure to raise the bar on performance...and your expectations. And you’ll always have a front-row seat to the spectacle happening behind the scenes with the sapphire display back.

And the delightful surprises don’t stop there…

Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar

Turning up the dial, Zenith has unveiled its 6 latest editions of the Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar, taking inspiration from 1969's design they’ve added in some seriously impressive features…

With a 1/10th of a second chronograph and a symmetrical layout of the week's days and months, these beauties are as functional as they are stylish. And if you look closely, you’ll find a moon phase display that adds a touch of elegance to the 60-minute counter. Dreamy, right?

Keeping the iconic A386 steel case design from 1969 and offering three decadent dial variations, you’ll be spoilt for choice. From a silvery-white "panda" dial to a slate-grey dial with origins in the original El Primero triple calendar prototypes, and even a sunburst olive-green dial for the Boutique Edition - it’s hard not to want them all (we know we do).

And on the Inside lies the latest El Primero automatic high-frequency chronograph calibre which can be admired through the sapphire caseback alongside the blue column wheel and Zenith star-adorned open rotor (talk about eye candy). And it doesn't stop there – despite the impressive complete calendar feature, this watch keeps going with a power reserve for 60 hours. Raising the bar, and our heart rates.