What it looks like from a 3rd person perspective (not noticeable): Scratches in harsh light (barely noticeable): I believe any watch would have been worse for wear after that incident. FYI, the scuff on the top right side of the watch occurred when a suitcase fell from an overhead bin and grazed my wrist. Earlier this year, we saw the release of both the Chronomaster Revival Shadow as well as the Chronomaster Revival Manufacture Edition. Just wanted to document it so that others might be wary of what their wearing experience could look like! I'm still happy with the watch (I don't know if there's another watch on the market that fits my current taste and sizing like this one) but it still would have been good to know before making the purchase. Among other 'year of' proclamations, this is shaping to be the year of the Chronomaster Revival from Zenith. I've had the watch for a few weeks now and already have put a few scratches into the finish. It bears mentioning that the A384 Revival isnt a mere.

The compact tonneau-style case shape matches the 37mm diameter of the original A384, and the pushers and crown are spot on and in proportion with the original. Every example on YouTube, Instagram, and various forums looked brand new, even over a year after release. With the new El Primero A384 Revival, which was unveiled about a week ago at an event in New York, Zenith got details right. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find any good photos of wear before I bought it. Before I bought the Zenith Chronomaster Revival Shadow I tried to find pictures of what the watch would look like with some wear and tear.

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