Zenith’s new watch, the El Primero Tourbillon Skeleton unveils the combination of a tourbillon with a high-frequency chronograph. The El Primero Calibre 4035 automatic movement is revealed through a deep black openworked dial enlivened by red accents. The swift-paced 5 Hz cadence drives the ruthenium-blackened, facetted and luminescent hands sweeping over matching hour-markers. The openworked counters and a minute ring screw secured to the movement enhance the three-dimensional display. This model has an over 50-hour power reserve.
The 45 mm diameter case in black ceramic houses the tourbillon carriage offset at 11 o’clock and the openworked chronograph counters forming a figure eight. The unique and dark appearance of this watch is accentuated by a black perforated rubber strap fitted with a titanium and black PVD-treated triple folding clasp.
