Defy Skyline Chronograph

Some might argue that the original time-only variant of the Defy Skyline felt somewhat plain on the dial, possibly due to its complex case and bezel design as well as its size. However, this issue is effectively addressed with the introduction of the chronograph version. Most notably, the addition of triple counters adds detail and complexity, enhancing the overall look and masculinity of the watch. 

Powering the new Skyline Chronograph is the El Primero 3600, Zenith’s latest-generation chronograph movement. With a high frequency of 5 Hz, it also features a high-speed chronograph seconds hand that completes one revolution every 10 seconds, allowing for precise measurements down to 1/10th of a second.

Defy Skyline Chronograph Specifications

Defy Extreme Diver

Like the Defy Skyline, it features an octagonal case and a 14-sided bezel. However, the Defy Extreme Diver adds a unique twist with a rotating ceramic ring nestled between the bezel and the case, along with prominent crown guards. These details come together to create a nuanced composition, setting it apart from most dive watches that tend towards simpler case designs.

The Defy Extreme Diver offers a water resistance of 600 meters and is equipped with a helium escape valve. Powering this dive watch is the El Primero 3620, a high-frequency (5 Hz) automatic movement with a 60-hour power reserve.

Defy Extreme Diver Specifications

Defy Revival A3648

The A3648 really stands out with its bright orange bezel and dial. This orange pops against the black face, making a cool and cheerful contrast. It might be the perfect summer watch for that reason!

Defy Revival A3648 Specifications