Zenith Pilot 18K
Zenith Pilot 18K
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Dresswatch with famous second-stop mechanism
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This watch was made in the 1960s
Model: Pilot 18K
Year: 1960s
Scope of Delivery: zrhbrg Packaging with digital Asset
Glass: Acrylic Glass
Case Material: 18ct. Solid Gold
Bezel Material: 18ct. Solid Gold
Case Back Material: 18ct. Solid Gold
Indexes: Print and Applied
Dial Handstyle: Dauphine Hands
Caliber: 120
Power Reserve: 47h
Number of Stones: 18
Frequency: 18.000A/h
Clasp Type: Tang Buckle
Clasp Material: Stainless Steel, 18ct. Gold Plated
About the Watch
The Zenith brand has crafted the distinguished Caliber 120, positioned among its top-tier creations. Renowned for its unparalleled precision, this timepiece holds a special place in the hearts of collectors. Connoisseurs readily identify its movement through the distinctive "crown" wheel. Initially designed to cater to the needs of pilots, the 120 caliber boasts a second stop hacking mechanism. When the crown is pulled out, the watch halts its operation, enabling precise time adjustment. Pilots have historically utilized this feature to set their time accurately at the commencement of flight activiti
About the Brand
Whether exponents of the more artistic crafts or of ultra-technical skills, all are engaged in the task undertaken by Georges Favre-Jacot 150 years ago: that of mastering each gesture to enable free-spirited creation of mechanical marvels combining noble watchmaking traditions with avant-garde innovations. Famed for its legendary 1969 El Primero calibre enabling short-time measurements accurate to the nearest 1/10th of a second, Zenith has since developed over 600 movement variations. In this third millennium, based on this same DNA, but with renewed energy, the brand has blazed the trail for fascinating new vistas in time measurement with the launch of the Defy El Primero 21 and the Defy Lab. The former opened the world of hundredth of a second timing, a quantum leap in terms of performance and engineering, impressively combining the historic heritage of Zenith with the future of watchmaking; while the latter, winner of the Innovation Prize at the 2017 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève, challenged the very foundations of traditional watchmaking with the most accurate mechanical watch ever made. Energised by newly reinforced ties with a proud tradition of dynamic, avant-garde thinking, Zenith is writing its future… and the future of Swiss watchmaking.