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brokenchains · 24 September 2012, 11:46 PM

Being a new style Daytona owner I really appreciate this review. I also owned a 1999 A serial 16520, sold it, after 3 years of not having a Daytona I'm really happy to have the newer movt, some things I like about the Zenith but more things about the in house. I think the chrono mechanism is much easier to push and the bracelet is far better. Both were white dials. I also pocketed $500 from selling the Zenith to get the 116520. Plus the A serial
would have been 13 years old and if I serviced it, it wouldn't be cheap.

24 September 2012, 11:46 PM	#139
brokenchains "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 438	Being a new style Daytona owner I really appreciate this review. I also owned a 1999 A serial 16520, sold it, after 3 years of not having a Daytona I'm really happy to have the newer movt, some things I like about the Zenith but more things about the in house. I think the chrono mechanism is much easier to push and the bracelet is far better. Both were white dials. I also pocketed $500 from selling the Zenith to get the 116520. Plus the A serial would have been 13 years old and if I serviced it, it wouldn't be cheap. __________________ 116520 White Dial M, 116200 White Index Jubilee, Tudor Tiger Chronograph