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Zenith Defy Classic in Carbon, very excited!
Is anyone else excited about this offering? Since seeing the Defy 21 El Primero Carbon, I really hoped to see a three hand option, and BOOM! Here it is.
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Zenith Defy Classic in Carbon, very excited!
Is anyone else excited about this offering? Since seeing the Defy 21 El Primero Carbon, I really hoped to see a three hand option, and BOOM! Here it is. ...
From a look perspective it looks amazing...
since I love the feel a bit of weight on the wrist, not sure how I would feel with such a light watch...but looks like a killer
Agreed. I like the heft of a chunky SS or precious metal watch.
But, between the look, and just trying to have something to change up. I really like it. I had eyed up the Defy El Primero in carbon, but really don't need another chrono...
I don't think it'd be any more difficult than any other bracelet.
That being said, I think a carbon bracelet is too light for my tastes. I've tried ceramic bracelets and same story, it just feels too light. I'd have to go rubber.
Looks killer but I'll be curious to see how well the carbon bracelet holds up. Forged carbon pieces are strong but not necessarily hard or abrasion resistant (resin)
Has anyone else ever offered a carbon bracelet?
Boom
For sure a nice Defy with 3 hands. I prefer three handed watches put on the center axle. That said, i would have no problems with Rolex as a brand who always put 3 hands where they must be. 1 minor thing, i hope they start to use look through case backs a...
