The El Primero may be the Zenith that gets the most attention, but it's hardly the only great watch the company makes. Today we take a look at the exact opposite of an El Primero, an extremely classy, perfectly sized 34mm dress watch from the Elite collection. In fact, the Elite even has a few advantages over the more famous El Primero. The Elite is the second biggest line behind El Primero, and like the El Primero, it's named for the movement inside (although there is at least one exception to the rule, the Elite Chronograph). Just like with the Minimatik and Neomatiks, you really sacrifice nothing in these watches. You'd think being thinner movements, you'd sacrifice performance, but you really don't at all, and unlike other ultra-thins, the price isn't sky high. It is indeed quite thin at just 8.30mm, thinner than many hand wounds. That's about 1.5mm thinner than the JLC Master Ultra Thin Moon, which I often refer to as my benchmark in this segment. And look at this sunburst rhodium dial with the Zenith signature star at 12. That said, keep in mind the JLC has a date and moon phase complication, which does contribute to the thickness slightly. The Zenith Elite Ultra-Thin, one of the most austere watches you can get, and also one of the thinnest. It's amazing that they were able to offer so much for so little.