The Chronomaster Revival A3817 uses the same blueprints and reverse engineering used throughout its history to reproduce the proportions and finishes of the original model. Like the original model, the white lacquer dial features instantly recognizable gray and blue chronograph counters, with a small seconds at 9 o'clock with blue markers and hands. The outer tachymeter also functions as a pulse meter. The dial features a pyramid-shaped motif nicknamed the "shark tooth" as a scale, which gives the watch a retro touch and enhances legibility.

One of the few differences between the original A3817 with its stainless steel caseback and this revival model is the see-through caseback. From here, one can admire the high-vibration El Primero 400 movement.

It is equipped with a "ladder" bracelet, a modern reworking of the gay flared bracelets of the early El Primero watches.