Wow, KM, you could see the final 'non-Defy' version...

Sep 20, 2018,03:33 AM
 

which I have still to try... Other than that detail, I think the plain blue dial version is the one with longest term allure for me - it is a bit timeless, with wonderful details in the casing, and yet the same upgraded Elite movement visible on the back.

I might prefer it with the titanium bracelet over all the available strap options, which I still think lack a bit of imagination.

Thanks for sharing, one of the most accomplished basic watch releases form Zenith in a long time!

Cheers,
Magnus


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Trying on the Zenith Defy

 
 By: KMII : September 19th, 2018-21:40
While actually looking for the Tudor Black Bay 58, I accidentally came across something completely different - the recent Zenith Defy, in its solid blue dial variety (as opposed to skeleton). And had to try it on... A very intriguing watch, IMHO. While I ...  

Wow, KM, you could see the final 'non-Defy' version...

 
 By: Ornatus-Mundi : September 20th, 2018-03:33
which I have still to try... Other than that detail, I think the plain blue dial version is the one with longest term allure for me - it is a bit timeless, with wonderful details in the casing, and yet the same upgraded Elite movement visible on the back.... 

I hear you...

 
 By: KMII : September 20th, 2018-22:04
While the strap is certainly comfortable, even the salesperson commented on it not really having a Zenith vibe. Not tried it on the bracelet but then I’m not a bracelet kind of person generally. Looks nice on pictures, though. As for the dial detail, I th...