Zenith Watches and Wonders
ZENITH NOVELTIES — WATCHES AND WONDERS 2026
Precision at its highest level. Four new releases that define the future of chronometry and high-frequency performance.
The Next Chapter of Precision
At Watches and Wonders 2026, ZENITH builds on its legacy with a focused evolution of its most important movements. From the high-frequency El Primero to the legendary Calibre 135, each release reinforces a singular idea — precision is not added, it is engineered at the core.
This year’s introductions balance technical performance with refined design, offering pieces that move seamlessly between sport, modern architecture, and classic chronometry.
1/10th of a Second Precision
Driven by the El Primero 3600, measuring time to 1/10th of a second is a direct result of its 5 Hz architecture.
Skeletonized Transparency
Openworked construction reveals the movement in full, balancing complexity with legibility.
Calibre 135 Revival
Re-engineered for today while preserving the architecture that defined observatory chronometry.
Limited Production
Highly limited editions across all releases, emphasizing rarity and collectability.
CHRONOMASTER Sport — Two-Tone
A more refined expression of performance. The Chronomaster Sport introduces a steel and rose gold execution that softens its sporty edge without compromising capability.
The 41mm case pairs technical durability with warmth, while a mother-of-pearl dial adds controlled luminosity. Inside, the El Primero 3600 delivers high-frequency precision with a 10-second chronograph sweep.
CHRONOMASTER Sport Skeleton
A transparent approach to performance. The skeletonized dial reveals the architecture of the El Primero 3600, bringing the movement to the forefront.
Paired with a ceramic bezel and new micro-adjustable clasp, this version emphasizes both technical visibility and everyday usability. Offered across multiple executions, including steel and rose gold, each maintains the signature tri-color chronograph layout.
G.F.J. — Tantalum Edition
A study in restraint and rarity. Crafted in tantalum, one of the most challenging metals in watchmaking, this limited edition elevates the G.F.J. into a more technical and architectural expression.
The Calibre 135 remains at its core, delivering chronometer-certified precision with a 72-hour power reserve. Diamond-set indexes and a structured dial complete a composition defined by balance and control.
G.F.J. — Bloodstone Dial
A continuation of one of the most important movements in watchmaking. This new G.F.J. edition introduces a yellow gold case paired with a bloodstone dial, ensuring each piece is entirely unique.
The Calibre 135 is re-engineered for modern performance while maintaining its original proportions and architecture. Regulated to exceptional precision and COSC-certified, it represents a direct link between past achievement and current innovation.
Four releases. One focus — precision without compromise.