Zenith

The cheapest Zenith watch is the Zenith Elite Power Reserve Black. The Zenith Elite Reference Number 03.2122.685/21 trades for S$2,708 on the pre-owned market.

Zenith watches, celebrated for their craftsmanship, have seen a market decline with prices dropping 8.3% in the past year. While they range from S$3,000 to S$87,000, with an average of S$9,000, it's important to consider market trends and specific models when investing.

Zenith is renowned for its blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation, offering a range of iconic timepieces that cater to various styles and preferences. 

• El Primero: Launched in 1969, the El Primero is one of the most celebrated chronographs in watchmaking history, blending advanced technology and superior precision. It was the first automatic chronograph with a high frequency of 36,000 vibrations per hour, allowing it to measure time to a tenth of a second. 

• Defy: The Defy collection is known for its cutting-edge design and technological innovation. Models like the Defy Classic and Defy Zero G feature advanced materials like ceramic and titanium, combined with openworked dials that reveal the intricate movements within.

• Pilot: Zenith's Pilot collection pays homage to the brand’s long-standing association with aviation. These timeless watches are characterized by their large, highly legible dials, oversized crowns, and robust construction. 

• Elite: The Elite collection exemplifies understated elegance and timeless design. Featuring ultra-thin movements housed in sleek cases, Elite models are perfect for those who prefer a more classic and refined aesthetic.

Zenith watches are renowned for their craftsmanship and innovation, with prices ranging from S$3,000 to S$87,000. The popular El Primero collection averages around S$9,000, offering luxury and precision that appeals to many watch enthusiasts.