Kurteti
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Hey folks
Up for grabs is my El Primero from c. 2010.
One of the most bang for buck models out there you get a beautiful guilloche dial with a power reserve indicator, chronograph and an open heart dial that showcases the movement from both front and back.
The watch is in overall excellent condition for the age, with some signs of wear to the AR coating, bezel, polished edges of the case and some links in keeping with the age.
The watch comes in at 46mm with a 17mm thickness and a 22mm lug width.
Unlike most chronographs, this example boasts a 300m water resistance, allowing you to take it for a dip in the pool, at your own risk.
Powering the watch is the El Primero 4021 SC movement, beating at 36000 VPH with an approx 50hr power reserve
The watch will fit a 7.5” wrist comfortably,
Included is the zenith medallion, inner and outer boxes, but missing the original papers.
Comps are well over $6500
I’m asking $4899 in the GTA, cheaper than a standard Speedmaster Hesalite of similar generation
Up for grabs is my El Primero from c. 2010.
One of the most bang for buck models out there you get a beautiful guilloche dial with a power reserve indicator, chronograph and an open heart dial that showcases the movement from both front and back.
The watch is in overall excellent condition for the age, with some signs of wear to the AR coating, bezel, polished edges of the case and some links in keeping with the age.
The watch comes in at 46mm with a 17mm thickness and a 22mm lug width.
Unlike most chronographs, this example boasts a 300m water resistance, allowing you to take it for a dip in the pool, at your own risk.
Powering the watch is the El Primero 4021 SC movement, beating at 36000 VPH with an approx 50hr power reserve
The watch will fit a 7.5” wrist comfortably,
Included is the zenith medallion, inner and outer boxes, but missing the original papers.
Comps are well over $6500
I’m asking $4899 in the GTA, cheaper than a standard Speedmaster Hesalite of similar generation
