or an iconic Zenith floor console with big lighted dial and multiple wood veneers from the 1930s, or a multi-colored tabletop model cased in Bakelite plastic from the 1940s. At some point an antique ...

Swinburne had to source various components to replicate the look of the original Zenith radios. He used a replica radio dial, dial glass, escutcheon (dial bezel), and knobs, which cost around $120.

On a personal note, I am the proud owner of a Zenith Trans-Oceanic B-600, the final model made in the early 1960s. After cleaning it up, replacing the dial cord and dial light, I hooked it up to a ...

This includes sites that involve sharing the passion and getting help, as I did with an old Zenith console television ... along with the RCA transistor radio I mentioned here months ago.

For the first time ever, Zenith is offering its iconic Chronomaster Original model in a black tricolor dial. Since the conception of the A386 time-teller in 1969, the El-Primero-equipped ...

There had already been black dial variations within Zenith’s Chronomaster Sport lineup of chronographs, whose sportier look includes a ceramic bezel in complementary black. Now we get the bonus ...

Foreword by Ricahrd Swinburne:This scratch build case is inspired by the Art Deco stylings of 1920s and 1930s Zenith radios ... that I could get a replica radio dial, dial glass, escutcheon ...