Zenith currently has 467 references running in our live database — one of the densest coverages we track. The largest share belongs to the Chronomaster Sport family with 9 variants; another 13 model lines round out the picture. The price range is remarkable: from the $858 entry model up to the $110,007 complication — a factor of 128×.
9 variants. Median $11,141 (range $8,915–$40,416).
9 variants. Median $8,778 (range $6,689–$13,293).
8 variants. Median $13,075 (range $4,577–$18,105).
7 variants. Median $9,958 (range $8,798–$17,259).
6 variants. Median $9,030 (range $3,992–$9,601).
5 variants. Median $7,258 (range $4,732–$8,961).
4 variants. Median $12,973 (range $10,492–$24,975).
4 variants. Median $12,194 (range $5,580–$12,389).
Current market value: $65,135.
Current market value: $41,706.
Current market value: $4,413.
Current market value: $1,086.
With 409 variants this is by far the most variant-rich model family. Range from $858 to $110,007 — the mean sits at $8,679.
We aggregate listings daily from nine independent sources — including eBay-DE, Kleinanzeigen, marketplaces such as Wristler and Chronext, as well as Watchfinder and CWC. For each reference we form the median across all available live asks and supplement it with our own market data from the ChronoCheck dealer network.
For references with multi-source consensus the displayed value is more robust. Individual source counts (visible as a counter beneath the cards) show how broad the data base per model currently is. The median is less sensitive to outliers than a simple average.
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