The Chronomaster series, renowned for its unparalleled uniqueness and beloved by watch enthusiasts, is introducing a special edition: the Chronomaster Revival Manufacture Edition. This highly anticipated model will now be available through Japan's first online boutique.

The Chronomaster Revival Manufacture Edition stands out as one of the series' most popular models. Inspired by a prototype found hidden in the attic of the manufacture, its striking blue tricolour dial commands attention. Previously exclusive to Zenith's manufacture in Le Locle and a select few online boutiques in other countries, this model is now accessible through the newly opened Zenith online boutique in Japan.

The Zenith online boutique offers an unparalleled shopping experience, allowing customers to purchase timepieces anytime, anywhere, while seamlessly integrating the brand's storytelling and captivating content. Subscribers can receive information on new product releases and exclusive announcements for limited editions. Furthermore, the boutique provides services such as pre-order reservations, an extended one-year international warranty, and complimentary first maintenance for all watches purchased through the Zenith online boutique.

The Chronomaster Revival Manufacture Edition is inspired by a prototype discovered in the "grenier" (attic) of Zenith's historic manufacture in 2019, the year marking the 50th anniversary of the El Primero's debut. This "A386" prototype features a tricolour dial with three distinct shades of blue for the chronograph counters, deviating from the standard blue and grey, a design faithfully reproduced in this new iteration.

The 38mm stainless steel case, equipped with pump-action pushers, is a meticulous recreation of the original "A386" from 1969. Crafted according to the original blueprints to replicate the iconic chronograph's proportions, this model is the final iteration to feature the original "Revival" case, making it a truly special and unique timepiece. Inside, the legendary El Primero high-frequency automatic chronograph with a column wheel beats, powered by the same movement used in 1969.

The presentation box accompanying this special watch is designed to resemble a book displayed on a bookshelf, with the cover featuring blueprints from the Zenith manufacture. Inside, the box includes a replica of the vintage dial discovered in the manufacture's attic, along with a comic book by the renowned Swiss artist Cosey depicting Charles Vermot, the watchmaker involved in the El Primero's development. The entire set is delivered in a special, recyclable e-commerce packaging.