Zenith's Basel 2011 collection included a 38mm El Primero chronograph with a vintage-inspired dial, priced at $6,200. The page compares it with the original 1969 El Primero.
The page compares IWC's Top Gun Miramar with the IWC Fliegerchronograph 3705, which was made in limited quantities for a few years in the early 1990s. The 3705 was IWC's first ceramic chronograph and is described as possibly the first ceramic chronograph ever made.
FratelloWatches.com features Robert-Jan Broer's review of the AP Royal Oak 15202 Jumbo and Patek Philippe Nautilus, two sport watches designed by Genta and described as the first sport models from their respective haute horology brands.
Patek Philippe introduced its in-house perpetual calendar with split-seconds chronograph, reference 5204, in 2012. Lange introduced the 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar at SIHH 2013.
Seiko's lineup ranges from mainstream quartz to haute horlogerie. The Credor Eichi II is the second generation of time-only pieces, with a hand-painted porcelain dial and finishing inspired by Philippe Dufour.
