Zenith has released a new version of the Chronomaster Revival El Primero : ref. A384 . It features a “ chocolate panda ” dial drawing inspiration from naturally aged “ tropical ” dials — “whose warm brown tones emerged over decades of exposure to sunlight
This is a fun question. Zenith is a great brand, but it has gone through so many design directions that it doesn’t have a predictable look. Essentially now they have the Chronomaster, which is aping the Daytona, and the Defy which is kind of aping the Roy
Tokyo, November 17th, 2025 – In 2019, ZENITH launched a watch nearly five decades in the making: the CHRONOMASTER A384 “Lupin The 3 rd ”. Inspired by the timepiece worn by Daisuke Jigen, Lupin’s trusted partner in the celebrated Japanese anime series, it
Before Thierry Nataf savaged the brand, the house had a great heritage, with solid manufacture movements and a recognizable design language. Why LVMH thought it needed another brand in the ostentatious Hublot style during the 2000s is beyond me, but after
My favourite of the ones you have posted would have to be the Extreme in the grey as in the last picture. I'm really not sure I even like the Defy models as something feels off not just about the case shape but also about how narrow the bracelets look, I
And I would definitely pick the zenith over the gp. My only gripe with the revival is that while it's a fun watch, legibility is compromised due to having too much orange (hands+minute track). As far as telling time at a glance, hard to beat the searamble
I had been curious about the Defy revival A3648 for a while and was able to check their new dive watches. In hindsight I should have worn my doxa sub professional to compare the shade of orange but the boutique visit was not scheduled. Let's get straight
…it is such an easy watch to wear and I love looking at it! This watch has been my ‘prepare for and recover from’ surgery watch. A daily remainder of many great blessings in life! Back to work tomorrow, albeit virtually from home!!