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Zenith · Family: Elite

Zenith Elite Classic 03.3100.670/02.C922

The Zenith Elite Classic 03.3100.670/02.C922 is a 40.5mm steel dress watch with a sunray blue dial and alligator leather strap, the manufacture's three-hand line, distinct from the Chronomaster Sport chronograph, the sporty Defy Skyline, and the Pilot Type 20 already in the catalog. It runs the in-house automatic Elite 670 caliber with a 50-hour power reserve. Cazador has no verified price observations (n=0) for this reference as of today.

Specifications

Case diameter
40.5 mm
Thickness
9.35 mm
Case material
Stainless steel
Movement
Elite 670 caliber, in-house, automatic, 27 jewels, 144 components
Power reserve
50 hours
Frequency
28,800 vph (4 Hz)
Water resistance
50 m
Dial
Blue, sunray finish
Functions
Hours, minutes, center seconds, date
Crystal
Sapphire, anti-reflective coating
Case back
Transparent
Strap
Alligator leather

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History

Zenith was founded in 1865 in Le Locle, Switzerland, and is one of the oldest manufactures to have continuously produced its own movements, components, and complications under one roof. While the brand is best known for the El Primero chronograph, the Elite family represents its three-hand dress-watch side, built for everyday wear rather than chronometric competition.

The Elite 670 caliber powering this reference is a relatively slim in-house automatic movement, with 27 jewels and 144 components, delivering 50 hours of power reserve, a solid figure for a dress caliber of this type.

The sunray-finished blue dial, paired with an alligator leather strap, places the Elite Classic squarely in classic dress-watch territory, with functions limited to hours, minutes, center seconds, and date, with no chronograph or additional complications.

This reference is clearly distinct from the other three Zenith models already in Cazador's catalog: the Chronomaster Sport is a sports chronograph with the high-frequency El Primero caliber, the Defy Skyline is an integrated sports watch, and the Pilot Type 20 revives military aviation instrument styling; the Elite Classic, by contrast, is the manufacture's three-hand dress proposition. [UNVERIFIED: we do not confirm the exact launch year for this specific reference].

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Zenith Elite Classic 03.3100.670/02.C922 cost?

Cazador has no verified price observations for this reference (0 PricePoints recorded as of July 2026). We do not publish estimates without our own sourced market data.

What power reserve does the Elite 670 caliber offer?

50 hours, in an in-house automatic movement with 27 jewels and 144 components, running at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz).

How does the Elite Classic differ from the Chronomaster Sport already in Cazador?

The Chronomaster Sport is a sports chronograph with the high-frequency El Primero caliber; the Elite Classic is a three-hand-and-date dress watch with no chronograph function.

Does the Elite Classic have complications?

No; its functions are limited to hours, minutes, center seconds, and date, in line with its role as a classic, understated dress watch.

Is the Elite Classic 03.3100.670/02.C922 water resistant?

Yes, to 50 meters, a typical figure for a dress watch built for daily wear rather than diving or water sports.

What strap does this reference ship with?

An alligator leather strap matching the sunray blue dial, consistent with the Elite Classic line's dress-watch positioning.

Why does the Elite family matter in Zenith's history?

It represents the manufacture's three-hand dress-watch side, contrasting with the sporty, chronograph-driven profile that dominates other lines like the Chronomaster or the Defy.