Zenith Chronomaster Sport (Titanium)

The titanium Chronomaster Sport is the version that finally leans into its metal: case, bezel, bracelet and even the dial are the same muted grey, and Worn & Wound, whose reviewer is no titanium enthusiast, called it Zenith's best Chronomaster Sport yet and the first to escape comparison with the Rolex Daytona. The movement is the point of that comparison. Zenith made movements for the Daytona for years, and its El Primero 3600 is a column-wheel chronograph that times to a tenth of a second, with 60 hours of reserve. The case is Grade 5 titanium, 41 mm across and 13.6 mm thick, rated to 100 m, and the watch weighs 105 g. It comes on a titanium bracelet or rubber at $11,800.

Written 28 September 2026 from Worn & Wound's hands-on.