I don't want to hijack hanz079's thread, so I post mine here instead.
Here's the photos of the Zenith El Primero HW Calibre 420Z. This model has been discontinued by Zenith, and replaced with newer incarnations such as the Striking 10th and 36000 VPH.
The hands are all black. Due to lighting, the next photos show the hands as silver in color.
Zenith El Primero HW Chronograph by
spoonfork, on Flickr
Take note of the Z in the movement number. In hanz079's photo, the Z is enclosed inside a rectangle, while mine is engraved in a slight incline without any enclosure. I am not too sure if this is intentional or due to lacking QA - but it's weird. Anyone have any ideas?
Will post more pictures after I change the bracelet, and when I get a hold of a micro lense. To be frank, the stainless steel bracelet does not bring out the beige dial. I am pretty sure that the dial will pop out more with a light brown leather strap.
Larger photos can be viewed at my flickr site:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/spoonfork