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Even the 2007 Zenith Defy Extreme (which a Google search shows some consider to be a dive watch) was an (ugly) chronograph with a chronograph bezel. There were a few other pilot watches that did the same thing, and there were Stratos models that blurred the lines between chronograph and diver, but none were truly divers watches. For as long as most people can remember, especially over the past 20 years, the brand seems to have focused almost exclusively on pilot and chronograph models. This year, Zenith decided to start filling that gap with the Zenith Defy Extreme Diver, an absolutely delightful model that shows that the brand can have fun while delivering a killer watch at the same time.

Allow me to ignore the size issue with the Zenith Defy Extreme Diver. This is not a small best quality replica watches and at 42.5mm wide and 15.5mm thick it looks exactly how you would expect it to on the wrist. The initial chunky appearance is mitigated almost immediately by two things. The first is a titanium case and bracelet construction that is almost entirely brushed, giving it a rugged appearance that matches the 600m depth rating; this makes the watch very light, far lighter than a steel watch of the same size. Another factor is the flared straps and bracelets. Because they flow into the case rather than just inserting into the lug gap, they create continuity around the wrist, reducing the visual appearance of the watch. The bezel has an alternating ridge pattern that provides excellent grip; on these early production models, I find the bezel has a little more play to it than I like on watches in this price range, but without ruining the experience. It should also be noted that these are show samples and the bezel action might work better in promotional items.

The design of the bezel is novel: instead of a wide bezel resting against the sapphire crystal, the luminous ceramic chronograph bezel rotates around a fixed dodecagonal bezel that is a mix of brushed and polished (the only other polish is the chamfering of the sides ). Additionally, the huge crown is easy to operate, has equally large crown guards on both sides, and has a helium escape valve at 9 o'clock, which for what it's worth (it doesn't for 99.9% of people). The watch comes standard with a titanium bracelet, a form-fitting rubber strap with a folding clasp (stamped to look like fabric), and a recycled nylon NATO strap with pin buckle closure. All three units are quick-release thanks to Zenith's proprietary push-button mechanism, and the NATO is secured with its own dedicated end-link. Personally, I find that the NATO adds too much bulk down there and visually emphasizes the size of the box. However, the other two straps are very comfortable and make the watch a pleasure to wear on the wrist. replica Richard Mille RM 011 Felipe Massa


I assure you, no pun intended, but the dial here is the star. The dial comes in blue or black (to match the bezel) and features the same embossed star pattern as the rest of the Zenith Defy range. But the similarities end there. Zenith has taken full advantage of the dive design, using oversized markers and matching hands with absolutely no legibility issues. It was very difficult to test the application of Super-LumiNova, let alone get a luminous effect, but even holding my hand, it looked pretty bright and even. Not surprising when you have a huge plot like this. The date is unobtrusive and Zenith outlines it nicely in the same manner as the applied indices. The (literal) highlight is the large, bright orange scale ring and matching embellishment in the hands. It gives the watch so much pop and freshness, making it more approachable away from the almost arrogant sportiness of the rest of the Defy range. I find myself liking blue more than black. I'm not usually a fan of black watches, and to me, the orange and blue complement each other so well, especially when you consider the blue ceramic bezel. replica Ulysse Nardin Freak S Nomad


I love this watch so much that I honestly don't care what movement is in here. I barely looked at it, and the lack of a case back photo should attest to that. I know it's a Zenith, I know it's probably an El Primero even though it's not a chronograph, and I know it's going to be solid. Of course, my assumption was correct. The watch is powered by the Zenith El Primero 3620 SC. The SC designation refers to the center seconds hand (rather than the 1/10 second at 9 o'clock as usual on the 3620), a modification that first appeared in the new Pilot models introduced last year. The automatic high-beat movement features Defy's signature star rotor and delivers a 60-hour power reserve at 36,600vph. Now that I think about it, the new Pilot is awesome, and this is pretty awesome too... maybe we should all look at a Zenith with an El Primero 3260 SC!

Zenith brought me this. I wasn't sure when I first put it on, but the immediate ease on my wrist and the bold, uninhibited dial screamed "Dive! Dive now!" I was instantly won over. With the simultaneous release of the retro-style Zenith Defy Revival A3648 dive watch, Zenith appears to be marking its entry into the crowded dive watch market, and doing so with the confidence and expertise of a brand that has been around forever.

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