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Great report about a tremendous watch.
I tried on the titanium edition a little while ago and it is a tour de force in mechanical watchmaking and surface finishing. In rose gold it certainly shines. Years ago I had the opportunity to see the original, outrageous Thierry Nataf Zero-G Defy, which was even designated as a tourbillon, which I believe it's not. Zenith have taken this outstanding movement concept and placed it within a beautifully designed and well proportioned timepiece. Regards, Baruch
Hands-on With Zenith’s Defy Zero-G in Red Gold: A Luxurious Explorer's Watch
The Zenith Defy Zero-G is a bold statement in a number of ways: the tremendously miniaturised gravity control module (the gimbal-mounted escapement assembly), the new refreshed and substantial case, and now also the solid 18kt red gold material: make no m...
Wow!!!!! That's a Beauty!
Great pics and write up. I agree with you about the contrasting elements of the dial. The all Titanium version needs more contrast on the dial, IMHO. This one is very nice. Makes me question my "No Gold or Skeleton Dials" policy. I will be picking up the ...
Great report about a tremendous watch.
I tried on the titanium edition a little while ago and it is a tour de force in mechanical watchmaking and surface finishing. In rose gold it certainly shines. Years ago I had the opportunity to see the original, outrageous Thierry Nataf Zero-G Defy, whic...
Truly breathtaking
This piece makes such a unique and powerful statement. The gold and strong lines of the case and bracelet are appropriate for such incredible mechanics. An awe-inspiring piece in every way!
While I am not normally a gold fan...
This is one heck of a beautiful combination and shows off the module so much better than the Ti version! Can't wait to try one on. Cheers Andrew