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El Primero A386
El Primero A386
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El Primero A386

Reference Number A386
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Description

The word “icon” is thrown around a lot in the watch industry, but it is undoubtedly justified when referring to the Zenith El Primero reference A386. When the watch was released ...
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Specifications

Overview
Year Launched
1969
Case
Size (mm)
38
Bezel Material
Stainless Steel
Crystal
Plexiglass
Dial Color
White
Dial Numbers
Indexes, luminescent
Material
Stainless Steel
Bracelet / Strap
Strap Color
Stainless Steel
Strap Material
Stainless Steel
Strap Clasp
Folding clasp
Strap Clasp Material
Stainless Steel
Movement
Movement
Selfwinding
Movement Caliber
El Primero caliber 3019 PHC
Power Reserve
50
Other
Water Resistance
N/A
Number of Jewels
31.00

About
Zenith

The Founder

Established by Georges Favre-Jacot in 1865, Zenith can claim to be one of the earliest examples of a fully integrated in-house manufacturer. Having witnessed firsthand the power of industrializing watch manufacturing, Favre-Jacot took inspiration in Zenith’s early days from US brands such as Elgin and Waltham.

This foresight for vertical integration yielded fruit: at the 1900 Paris World Fair, Favre-Jacot’s “Zenith” movement was honored with a gold medal for accuracy and technical achievement. Thus, just 11 years later, Zenith (as we know it today) was born.

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