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Wikipedia's[3][4] Zenith page: "El Primero calibre, when it was first unveiled on 10 January 1969, was the first high frequency automatic chronograph movement"; Analog:Shift says "Zenith announced the El Primero on January 10, 1969".
"Zenith announced the El Primero on January 10, 1969"; development began in 1963 for the 1965 centennial.[1]
"Zenith pre-empted them by unveiling their automatic chronograph 'El Primero' on January 10th, 1969."[1]
The second Daytona series used Zenith's El Primero movement, 36,000 vph.[1]
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