Zenith Zenith 32284 Features
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Code :IDNo.10532
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Location :France, Paris
Price : € 2,500 (= $ 3,095)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
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Can anyone help me out with this watch? I bought this because it looks awesome but I really don't know much about them. Does everything look original or might some of the parts be replacements? I compared it to other examples and it looks original to me.I know for sure the crown was replaced as was the crystal and chrono hand as I have the originals that came with the watch.Feel free to PM me. Thanks!
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This may be a very dumb question but ill ask it anyways. On the 30 minutes subdial to the chrono, how come there aren't 30 hash marks? How is one supposed to read the number of minutes elapsed it it doesn't directly correspond to the number of submarks? For example, between the 30 mark and the 10 mark, there are not 10 marks and after the first minute elapses it doesn't jump all the way to the first hash marker.I have had several Daytona's over the years but never really paid attention and was now curious. How is one supposed to read the minute counter subdial?Thanks for any responses.








