firenze_rob
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Agree with Dino. There are too many variations in the El Primero line to make any sort of recommendation. Which reminds me of the time I first handled a Zenith. This must have been in the early naughties. I was at the, now defunct, Alpha Omega store near Harvard Square. I was shown a hideous Zenith Open Port Royal by the younger Handa. I thought the movement detail was nice, but overall wasn't for me. For those interested in a bit of boston cut and run business antics should google the shop name.
Really good movement. There are many versions of Zenith El Primero Chronographs, so without more info about the actual watch you are considering, I don't think anyone could tell you a price range.
Agree with Dino. There are too many variations in the El Primero line to make any sort of recommendation. Which reminds me of the time I first handled a Zenith. This must have been in the early naughties. I was at the, now defunct, Alpha Omega store near Harvard Square. I was shown a hideous Zenith Open Port Royal by the younger Handa. I thought the movement detail was nice, but overall wasn't for me. For those interested in a bit of boston cut and run business antics should google the shop name.