Driven by the El Primero 4052 B automatic calibre, the new El Primero Jumping Seconds chronograph comes in a choice of 18-carat rose gold or stainless steel for its 42mm case that is water-resistant to 100 meters and fitted with a transparent sapphire crystal on either side.
The silver sunray-brushed dial features circular satin-brushed zones for the rose gold version. Both the stainless steel model and the gold model feature three counters. On the stainless steel version, these come in subtle shades of blue and grey. The faceted hands and hour-markers coated with Superluminova are rhodium-plated, or gold-plated on the rose gold models. The distinctive 1/10th of a second indication is clearly marked off by the dedicated chronograph hand.
This elegantly sophisticated model is fitted with a choice of rubber-lined black or brown alligator leather strap, secured to the wrist by a pin buckle in stainless steel or 18kr rose gold, or by a stainless steel bracelet with triple folding clasp.
Vividly embodying a revolutionary technical enhancement that is reflected in its stand-out design, the El Primero Jumping Seconds chronograph takes high-precision timing read-off to a whole new level.
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Subject: Basel for DOC! 
Thu Feb 18, 2010 4:13 pm
The way this Zenith pays
