by Zenith
Founded in 1865 by its fastidious owner, Zenith, represented the pinnacle of watchmaking perfection.
Georges Favre-Jacot and his company was one of only a few watchmakers that manufactured complete watches. He produced these watches using up-to-date machinery and tools that he built himself. Zenith
has garnered more than 1,500 international watchmaking awards and continues to produce wristwatches of distinction.
has garnered more than 1,500 international watchmaking awards and continues to produce wristwatches of distinction. Stainless steel case, white dial, red hands and arabic numerals, chronograph feature (seconds, 30-minute totalizer at 3), small seconds at 9, power reserve display at the 6 o'clock, red satin strap, deployment buckle, scratch resistant sapphire crystal, swiss automatic movement, water resistance 30 meters / 100 feet.
, swiss automatic movement, water resistance 30 meters / 100 feet. Product Features:
*Automatic movement
*Red and silver chronograph dial
*Red satin strap
*Open aperture
*Water-resistant to 99 feet (30 M)
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"harmless-timeless"
Luxury:
The largest, most widely known class of
luxury timepieces.
***There are always superb options
when money is no object.
***VIPs: Doctor Ph.D., director, manager, purser.
***Celebrities: famous person, lead singer, movie star, popular motion-picture actress.
Expect To Get:
An elegant, valuable, stylish and prestigious watch that will serve you well for a long time.
Of quality and durability that
the watch can be passed on from
one generation to the next.
Heiress: daughter, little fairy princess.
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Vacuum Chronometer Corp.
1952 saw the realisation of a new concept of watch case ecapseling a Swiss automatic movement under a vacuum of air of at least 80% giving birth to a very special watch, the Vacuum Chronometer, known for its incredible resistance to mpostire, water and thermal shocks. Designed for long-term use under hostile conditions, they performed beyond expectations.
Their inventor, Hans-Ulrich Klingenberg, was at that time the international salesman of the Glycine & Altus watch company. Next to the invention of vacuum protected watches, led by his unwavering desire to move ahead, to get off the beaten track, to achieve the impossible, he has made many other watch related inventions, all patented in most watch making countries.
A simple idea for a brilliant invention, whose key principle is based on creating a vacuum to ensure total water, air and dust-resistance. Atmosphere-proof, thanks to its exceptional and reliable technology, this mechanical product is in all likelihood, the only one to be able to guarantee accurate time in space.
Sealed in a monolith watch case of robust yet rare finesse, the automatic movement sits firmly in place, while the oscillating weight swings to and fro in non-stop motion. The original and patented hands are very distinctive. Along with the Vacuum Chronometer's emblem, present at 12 o'clock, they confirm the product’s authenticity.
On January 5, 1966, the very first day of the abolition of the " Statut horloger" preventing newcomers from establishing themselves in the watch industry, he has established his own watch company: the Vacuum Chronometer Corp., to develop, manufacture and distribute its Vacuum Chronometers, in stainless steel, tungstene carbide and finally in sapphire (curundum). Category:Timekeeping
Luxury:
The largest, most widely known class of
luxury timepieces.
***There are always superb options
when money is no object.
***VIPs: Doctor Ph.D., director, manager, purser.
***Celebrities: famous person, lead singer, movie star, popular motion-picture actress.
Expect To Get:
An elegant, valuable, stylish and prestigious watch that will serve you well for a long time.
Of quality and durability that
the watch can be passed on from
one generation to the next.
Heiress: daughter
, little fairy princess.$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Vacuum Chronometer Corp.
1952 saw the realisation of a new concept of watch case ecapseling a Swiss automatic movement under a vacuum of air of at least 80% giving birth to a very special watch, the Vacuum Chronometer, known for its incredible resistance to mpostire, water and thermal shocks. Designed for long-term use under hostile conditions, they performed beyond expectations.
Their inventor, Hans-Ulrich Klingenberg, was at that time the international salesman of the Glycine & Altus watch company. Next to the invention of vacuum protected watches, led by his unwavering desire to move ahead, to get off the beaten track, to achieve the impossible, he has made many other watch related inventions, all patented in most watch making countries.
A simple idea for a brilliant invention, whose key principle is based on creating a vacuum to ensure total water, air and dust-resistance. Atmosphere-proof, thanks to its exceptional and reliable technology, this mechanical product is in all likelihood, the only one to be able to guarantee accurate time in space.
Sealed in a monolith watch case of robust yet rare finesse, the automatic movement sits firmly in place, while the oscillating weight swings to and fro in non-stop motion. The original and patented hands are very distinctive. Along with the Vacuum Chronometer's emblem, present at 12 o'clock, they confirm the product’s authenticity.
On January 5, 1966, the very first day of the abolition of the " Statut horloger" preventing newcomers from establishing themselves in the watch industry, he has established his own watch company: the Vacuum Chronometer Corp., to develop, manufacture and distribute its Vacuum Chronometers, in stainless steel, tungstene carbide and finally in sapphire (curundum). Category:Timekeeping
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