The steel bracelet option follows the contours and mixed polished and satin-brushed finishes of the case. The opening itself has also been reinterpreted, foregoing the former version’s applied frame and instead opting for circular openings with chamfered edges, revealing the movement with more straight bridges and a more contemporary grey tone.Ĭatering to the prevalent demand for watches with more modest proportions, the round case now measures 39.5mm wide compared to the previous 42mm model, with slimmer lugs and more pronounced polished bevelling. The transparent hesalite crystal element that serves as a readable sub-dial allows more of the dial to be open to view the silicon star-shaped escape wheel while keeping the 60 second markers.
Revisiting the iconic tri-colour dial, the latest iteration of the Chronomaster Open retains the same with an additional transparent disc subdial. For Zenith, the partially open dial has remained a prominent feature in many of its Chronomaster references for the past decade. The Chronomaster Open was an instant hit, lauded for its daring design that is often imitated but never matched. In 2003, Zenith introduced the Chronomaster Open with the aim of making the high frequency balance wheel of its El Primero calibre as prominently visible as possible. Review: Zenith’s 2022 El Primero Chronomaster Open The Case and Dial The new model comes on a stainless steel bracelet and a 1/10th of a second movement. Zenith releases the latest update to its ‘Open Heart’ collection with the new Chronomaster Open.
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