![]() ![]() It means it can record elapsed time down to not just the second, but to 1/10th of a second, a breakthrough in watchmaking. ![]() Plus, Zenith equipped its new Chronomaster with its proprietary “El Primero” movement, a mechanism with an uncommonly high frequency – way faster than Rolex’s. Rolex’s icon with the ceramic bezel and panda dial is one of the best-looking designs ever made. For more info on Zenith click here.The similarities to Rolex’s Cosmograph Daytona were much-remarked upon when it came out last year, but if you’re going to be compared to one watch, it may as well be that. Sticker Price CHF19,900 Swiss Francs for 18K Rose Gold and CHF9,300 Swiss Francs for stainless steel -approximately $20,500 USD and $9,600 USD respectively. Unfortunately due to the embargo against Cuba, this watch only available outside the U.S. Both watches are fitted with an alligator strap -brown for the 18K rose gold reference and black for the stainless steel one- with triple folding clasp in matching metal.ĭeveloped for sophisticated connoisseurs, the new Zenith El Primero Chronomaster 1969 Cohiba Edition watch is presented in an exclusive wooden box that serves as a humidor in the colors of the legendary Habanos cigar. Equipped with a silicon lever and escape-wheel, this 282-part movement driving central hour and minute, chronograph and tachymeter functions is endowed with an over 50-hour power reserve. With its impetuous 36,000 vph cadence enabling a 1/10th of a second display, its COSC precision-certified chronometer and integrated column-wheel construction, this El Primero ‘engine’ is a worthy heir to the world’s most precise series made chronograph series presented by Zenith in 1969. A whirl of pulsating precision at 11 o’clock, the famous opening of the dial reveals the palpitations of the automatic El Primero 4061 chronograph movement. The sapphire case back, engraved with the Cohiba’s 50th anniversary logo, reveals an oscillating weight adorned with “Côtes de Genève”. Topped by a domed sapphire crystal, this display with its sophisticated allure is punctuated by faceted, luminescent hands. Its high-frequency mechanism is housed in an elegant 42 mm 18K rose gold case, fitted with a fluted crown and two round push-pieces. This very special process is reflected in a complex aroma and balanced taste, combining power and delicacy.īeating to the vibrant rhythm of a legendary movement, the El Primero Chronomaster 1969 Cohiba Edition flaunts clean, sleek lines. Part of the secret of Cohiba lies in an additional fermentation of the Seco and Ligero leaves of its blend which takes place in wooden barrels. All the leaves from which a Cohiba is made are the cream of the crop, meticulously selected from the best fields - Vegas de Primera- in the Vuelta Abajo region of the Pinar del Río province. Since then, the Manufacture has been established in a magnificent 1920s townhouse - “El Laguito”- located in Cubanacán district of Havana. Christened Cohiba in 1966 and officially registered in 1969, the name of the brand comes from the term used by Tainos Indians to describe the rolls of tobacco leaves, which were the ancestors of cigars. From 1966 until 1982, the brand was exclusively used as an institutional gift by the Cuban Government to foreign statesmen and diplomats. Unashamedly elitist, entirely hand-made with long filler Cohiba cigars are the most exclusive Habanos cigars and the preserve of the most discerning connoisseurs. Is an avant-garde actor in the world of Habanos. Like the Manufacture Zenith, a pioneer in Fine Watchmaking, the Cohiba brand On May 24th, at the very heart of Havana, the watchmaking Manufacture represented by its CEO, Aldo Magada, launched the watch commemorating the 50th anniversary of Cohiba, the emblematic Habanos brand. After celebrating The Rolling Stones March 2016 concert in Cuba with a dedicated model, Zenith is once again in the spotlight in this genuine, passionate and vibrant country. ![]()
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