Zenith's Legendary German-Swiss Craftsmanship: The M3100 Precision Timepiece with In-House Movement Excellence

Zenith is one of the top 4 German-Swiss watch makers with a long history of 100 years of watch making. ZENITH produces and manufactures watches with precious metal cases and leather straps, and its design tends to be that of a traditional brand watch. The real strength is the creator of high vibration frequency fully automatic timekeeping source code watches. Each piece of watch is basically designed, conceived and manufactured by the German-Swiss Le Locle Real Strength Watch Factory. The watches use in-house movements and are designed and conceived to be delicate, accurate, unobtrusive, elegant and luxurious.

This year, the DEFY collection is once again in the spotlight as a platform for innovative services and watchmaking culture, setting a new example of extreme precision. Contemporary techniques are used to reinterpret the octagonal geometric design elements that characterized the initial DEFY collection. The clean, uncluttered lines are increasingly layered and architectural. On the dial, a delicate and harmonious quadruple star motif shines in the sky. The Pioneer's design, combined with its outstanding performance, will be another classic of the renowned brand. It is the preferred choice for sporty and stylish watches. Today, this "best timekeeping watch" is once again innovative, causing special attention from the audience. What is the actual design of the new product? Let's find out:
Its design is increasingly colorful and excellent 51.3100.3600/69.m3100 Zenith. In terms of displaying information on basic functions, the gold bezel still preserves the design conception characteristic of ten-second accuracy and is highly recognizable, with the center timekeeping hand turning once every ten seconds. Looking at the bottom, you can clearly see the beauty of the ElPrimero 3600 fully automatic movement in action. This movement is an upgraded version of the ElPrimero caliber that was the first integrated fully automatic timekeeper in history in 1969. It preserves the basic functions of the original caliber, which was accurate to 10ths of a second for timekeeping source watches, as well as its integrated construction featuring a level clutch, a column wheel and an intermediate fully-automatic disc fitted with rolling bearings. It has also opted for the development of new technology and performance algorithms, i.e., the rotation of the timekeeping hand every ten seconds, to make the basic function of timekeeping more and more accurate. In addition, the movement also enhances a pause-second device, the large reversal of the crown adjustment sequence, followed by habitual selection of human habitual use. This device is very crucial to ensure that the wearer stops running when dragging out the crown to adjust the time, especially the second hand, to adjust the time more accurately.