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Old 4 April 2021, 04:52 PM   #1
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Zenith A386 manufacture edition

https://www.zenith-watches.com/en_us...86-400-60-c843

Anyone have or tried this one on? Big fan of the el primero. Always felt the 38 was a bit too small for my 18.5cm wrist but it looks like the lugs are a bit chunkier on this model.
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Old 4 April 2021, 10:53 PM   #2
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What's up with the scale up to 1oo on the dial, since this particular model only displays the seconds? And tehnically it can only measure 1oth of a second...
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Old 7 April 2021, 07:09 AM   #3
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Hi, just bought one in Dubai and got to try before buying. Wears bigger than a 38mm, and nicely fits my 17cm wrist. For reference I prefer slightly smaller watches but not too small, e.g. 41mm Rolex DJ over 36mm that I would find too small (for me). I could see it being slightly small on your wrist, but think the Chronomaster Sport would fit you perfectly.

It actually feels less chuncky than the standard 38mm, the lugs are longer but slimmer, I prefer this case vs. the modern 38mm.

As I'm a newbie it appears I can't post images, but can send you some of the Manufacturer's edition vs. with standard 38mm, Defy, Chromomaster sport, A384 as reference.
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Old 14 April 2021, 06:24 AM   #4
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Hi, just bought one in Dubai and got to try before buying. Wears bigger than a 38mm, and nicely fits my 17cm wrist. For reference I prefer slightly smaller watches but not too small, e.g. 41mm Rolex DJ over 36mm that I would find too small (for me). I could see it being slightly small on your wrist, but think the Chronomaster Sport would fit you perfectly.

It actually feels less chuncky than the standard 38mm, the lugs are longer but slimmer, I prefer this case vs. the modern 38mm.

As I'm a newbie it appears I can't post images, but can send you some of the Manufacturer's edition vs. with standard 38mm, Defy, Chromomaster sport, A384 as reference.
Not sure how to post pictures either but should be able to share an imgur link.
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Old 14 April 2021, 08:25 AM   #5
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Tried it here in Dubai

Wears bigger than 38mm. feels the perfect size. excuse the strap as its not the one that comes with the watch



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Old 14 April 2021, 04:59 PM   #6
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Tried it here in Dubai

Wears bigger than 38mm. feels the perfect size. excuse the strap as its not the one that comes with the watch



Looks like a great size. The subdials look better than the sport but I think it could just be the lighting.
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