Zenith Chronomaster Revival Safari (microblasted titanium)

The Chronomaster Revival Safari keeps the geometry of Zenith's 1969 A384, one of the first El Primero chronographs, in a barrel-shaped case 37 mm across and 12.6 mm thick, but makes it in titanium, microblasted to a matte finish that darkens the metal without any coating, crown and pump pushers included. The dial is matte khaki green with black registers and tachymeter, beige Super-LumiNova on the applied batons and hands, and a green date wheel. Inside is the El Primero 400, the closest descendant of the 1969 movement, a 5 Hz integrated automatic chronograph with a column wheel and 50 hours of reserve, shown through a sapphire caseback. It comes on a green rubber and Cordura-effect strap with a titanium pin buckle, and it is part of the permanent collection, sold only through Zenith's boutiques and online.

Written 28 September 2026 from Monochrome.