Zenith Watches

Zenith watches are renowned for their precision and craftsmanship, featuring in-house movements and innovative designs. They are also known for the El Primero, the world’s first automatic chronograph movement.

Zenith watches can be a solid investment due to their heritage, limited editions, and the high demand for vintage models. Like all luxury watches, the value of a Zenith watch depends on rarity, condition, and market demand.

Zenith watches are crafted in Le Locle, Switzerland, a region famous for its rich history in horology. Every watch is made with meticulous attention to detail, combining Swiss craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology.

It is recommended to service your Zenith watch every 4 to 5 years to ensure its precision and longevity. Regular maintenance can help preserve the movement and appearance of the timepiece.

Some Zenith watches are water-resistant, but it is essential to check the specific model’s water resistance rating. Always ensure the crown is screwed down before exposing your watch to water.

The Zenith El Primero is one of the world’s first automatic chronograph movements, known for its high frequency of 36,000 vibrations per hour, offering exceptional precision and performance.

Zenith uses high-quality materials in its watches, including stainless steel, titanium, ceramic, and precious metals like gold. Their watches also feature sapphire crystal for added durability and scratch resistance.

Zenith watches are highly accurate, particularly those equipped with the El Primero movement, which boasts precision with a frequency of 36,000 vibrations per hour. The Defy Lab model is another example, offering ultra-high accuracy.

Yes, Zenith watches typically come with a two-year international warranty, covering any manufacturing defects. Some retailers may also offer extended warranties.

Zenith watches are handcrafted with precision and care, blending traditional watchmaking techniques with modern innovations. Each watch undergoes rigorous testing to meet Zenith's high standards.

Zenith watches generally range from £4,000 to over £30,000, depending on the model, materials, and complications. Limited editions and rare pieces can exceed this price range.

To authenticate a Zenith watch, verify the serial number and check the movement through the case back (if available). It's recommended to have the watch inspected by a certified dealer or Zenith service centre for full authentication.

Not all Zenith watches are COSC certified, but many models, especially those with the El Primero movement, exceed COSC standards in terms of accuracy and performance. COSC certification is not always necessary for Zenith’s in-house standards.