Unveiling the CHRONOMASTER Solo Sport: where iconic rhythm meets contemporary design.
ZENITH reimagines versatility with a collection that marries technical mastery to a streamlined aesthetic. From the striking high-frequency Z-patterned ceramic dials in white, black and brown, to the integrated micro-adjustment ZENCLASP™, every detail exudes sophistication and precision.
With 20 ATM water resistance and a 60-hour power reserve, these timepieces are crafted for the discerning individual whose life moves to its own distinguished beat.
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A Chronomaster without a chronograph? Zenith has just introduced the new Chronomaster Solo Sport by taking one of its most chronograph-focused collections in an entirely different direction.
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The Solo Sport trades the familiar tricompax layout for a three-hand configuration while retaining the high-frequency precision at the heart of the El Primero story. Its 5 Hz El Primero 3620 delivers a 60-hour power reserve, and the 40mm case backs up the sportier direction with a unidirectional ceramic bezel, screw-down crown, crown guards, and 200 meters of water resistance.
The collection consists of four references, with the two pictured here offering distinctly different takes on the design. One pairs a sunray-finished white ceramic dial with a black ceramic bezel, while the other combines a polished brown ceramic dial with a matching brown ceramic bezel. Both feature a date at 3 o’clock and introduce Zenith’s new “45° Z” dial pattern, a repeated motif designed to visually reference the high-frequency movement beating underneath.
Each comes on a three-link stainless steel bracelet fitted with Zenith’s ZENCLASP, which offers tool-free microadjustment in 2.5mm increments across a total 10mm range. The overall result feels like an elevated everyday option for someone who finds the DEFY Skyline a little too visually complex but still wants the mechanical appeal of a high-beat El Primero.
What do you think of Zenith turning the Chronomaster into a three-hander?