Zenith 2026 – Chronomaster Sport Skeleton, Tantalum Dress Watch & More | Watches & Wonders 2026

At Watches & Wonders 2026, Zenith evolves its best-selling Chronomaster Sport with a fully skeletonized sapphire dial and a redesigned clasp, while continuing to expand its ambitious George F. Jaquot dress watch program. Tim Mosso goes hands-on with the full lineup. The Chronomaster Sport Skeleton is the headline — for the first time, the brand's best-selling model gets an open-worked dial. Not a standard skeleton: the dial itself is a smoked, gradient-tinted sapphire that darkens toward the edges where the hour indices sit, maintaining legibility despite full visibility of the El Primero Caliber 3600 movement beneath. Available in black ceramic bezel, green ceramic bezel, and rose gold with integrated rubber strap and double-deploying clasp. All references are 41mm, 100m water resistant, 60-hour power reserve, non-limited. The new clasp is a significant upgrade and available separately for all existing Chronomaster Sport bracelet owners. A cam action releases the entire clasp in one motion — no double-snap. 10mm of on-wrist micro-adjustment in 2.5mm increments. Ceramic spring-loaded pin snaps internally prevent wear on the clamshell mechanism. Patented. A 50-piece limited edition Chronomaster Sport in steel and gold with Tahitian black mother-of-pearl dial rounds out the sports collection — the polychromatic, kaleidoscopic quality of the darker pearl gives the dial a depth white MOP cannot match. A 10-piece diamond-set edition with 5 carats of VVS diamonds on the bezel i