Zenith’s Chronomaster Sport Pink Limited-Edition Is Already Sold Out
The third timepiece in supporting the Susan G. Komen charity.
After presenting a one-off Chronomaster Original Pink with diamond-set lugs at a Phillips auction back in June, Zenith just revealed a new pink-dialed timepiece on the occasion of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Chronomaster Sport Pink was released as a limited edition of 500 examples and quickly sold within the same day of its launch.
The luxury watchmaker has been offering its support to breast cancer charity Susan G. Komen since 2022, but this is the first time the Chronomaster Sport is outfitted with a new dial color. Synonymous with regular Chronomaster Sport models, this special iteration is presented in a 41mm stainless steel case, accompanied by a matching bezel and steel bracelet. The entire dial, which includes its three iconic subdials, is doused in a sunray-finished pink, while its indices and hands are plated in rhodium, complete with SuperLuminova coating.
Per usual, the timepiece is powered by Zenith’s prized El Primero 3600 caliber, best for its exceptional 1/10th of a second chronograph function. The Chronomaster Sport Pink was retailed for $11,500 USD, and 20% of the proceeds from the sale will be directly donated to Susan G. Komen.
“The Chronomaster Sport is definitely our most emblematic modern El Primero chronograph today, and I’m so happy to see it serve as a vessel to promote the fight against breast cancer and raise awareness. Susan G. Komen is doing an incredible job making a difference for women across the world, and ZENITH is proud and humbled to support their efforts,” said Zenith’s CEO, Julien Tornare.
For more information on the sold-out Chronomaster Sport Pink, head over to Zenith’s official website.
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