With this reissue of the 1971 A3817 as a 1,000-piece limited series, Zenith invites once again to discover or rediscover a model which forged the legend of the El Primero caliber.Most of you will know that Rolex placed a large order of El Primero calibers to power the first link generation of the automatic Daytona.Speaking of something new in terms of watches, the watch I might consider next would be one with an integrated bracelet. I'm slowly getting accustomed to the idea of owning a watch that is completely out of my comfort zone. It is a curve ball of the vintage watch world, anAnd with that sale, we reached Peak Nautilus. Since then, secondary market prices have dropped. Toward the end of 2021, a standard blue-dial steel Nautilus might've exchanged hands for more than $160,000. Today they're more like $130,000, but – pulls out calculator – that's still about 4x their original retail price. So still crazy, but slightly less so.Well, it's October once again and we are right around the corner from our second-ever 10/10 event. For those of you who don't know the significance of this day, or why we chose this date, here's a brief rundown. Think of it like Hodinkee's version of Prime Day, bringing unique launches and exclusive drops to members of the Hodinkee Community (old, and new) with pricing and deals that you can only find here, and only find on 10/10.
However, aside from lunar-inspired cosmetic details, link the movement makes this watch special.With his first SIHH as CEO behind him, Pruniaux sat down with HODINKEE to talk about his unusual career, how his time in the tech world affected his views on traditional watchmaking, and what he sees in Ulysse Nardin's future.Currently available only in the colorway shown here, the new Black Bay 58 GMT has a red/black (Tudor calls it Burgundy) bezel insert with gilt-effect numerals that are matched by gilt accents for the dial furniture and the hands. It's a gold-coke vibe with a matte black dial. I think it looks great and connects nicely with the original spec of the 58, which had a black dial and gilt accents.
I just checked it, and there are link still For those looking for something a little darker, there's a black rutheBesides the logo, the Zenith star, and the "Swiss Made" text straddling the sub-dial at 6 o'clock, there is no extra unnecessary visual embellishment, and I love that.Because of this, CNS has named it the "Marlon Band-O," and somehow, it feels right at home on this sketchiest of watches.Will this be the final chapter of Jean-Claude Biver's one-of-a-kind horological legacy? We're eager to find out more – we've reached out to both Jean-Claude and Pierre to see what we can find out. In the meantime, you can check out the RTS article and segment for yourself, right here. Fair warning – the RTS and Business Montres stories are published in French, so you might need to pull Google Translate up for the Francophonic assist.

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