marcobermann
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Those are really good looking Zenith Divers that draw from their glorious past history.
But I'm sorry I really think someone needs to let Zenith know it's no longer the 60's or even the 70's and so I can virtually guarantee you the number of people that will use one of these watches for saturation diving will be exactly zero. They will 100% be using dive computers and will have been doing so for a very long time by now as that is the norm and the safest thing to do, I'm not even sure you would be allowed to do a saturation dive with just a watch even if it is one of these. In fact I just checked and I am right so claiming it is good for saturation diving whilst technically correct is just bragging rights and IMHO pointless.
Please don't get me wrong or misunderstand my post I do actually really really like these watches as i really do think that not only are they stylish and great looking but are nicely different then most of what we see. Also I love the fact that these take inspiration from past Zenith watches and are tapping into Zeniths great history and I think the bracelets are absolutely stunning especially the Gay Ferres one I also love the fact they are in Titanium. Even though I do love them I am not really sure I love them enough to consider buying one especially as the Defy Extreme Diver is £11,000 and the Defy Revival is £7,400.
Marc
DEEP IN THE ABYSS WITH THE DEFY EXTREME DIVER AND DEFY REVIVAL DIVER IN A SHADOW VERSION
Since 1969, the ZENITH DEFY collection has stood as a symbol of unwavering strength and precision. Nicknamed the “time safe” for its robust construction and ability to protect the movement like a vault, the DEFY quickly became a benchmark in durability. A...
Why not
The more difficult part will be to avoid the blue, the green, the purple, etc
Those are really good looking Zenith Divers that draw from their glorious past history.
But I'm sorry I really think someone needs to let Zenith know it's no longer the 60's or even the 70's and so I can virtually guarantee you the number of people that will use one of these watches for saturation diving will be exactly zero. They will 100% ...
The industry has by and large
long abandoned use cases. Zenith is no exception. Wind up Watches have become luxury items and the audience is $$$. I think work watches are now in the purview of Casio and Garmin.