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Brief information and technical specifications:
- About Zenith
- About Zenith Defy Classic
- Movements
- Date Function
- Functions
- Case Material
- Case Dimension
- Case Back
- Bezel
- Crystal
- Strap Materials
- Clasp
- Water Resistance
- Additional Questions
About Zenith:
Zenith was established in 1865 by Georges Favre-Jacot, in Le Locle, in Neuchâtel in Switzerland. Zenith is an extreme luxury brand of a caliber, and quality similar to Rolex, Omega and the top 10 luxury watch brands.
In 1999, Zenith was purchased by the French luxury goods conglomerate LVMH (Louis Vuitton/Moët Hennessy) and Zenith has been a subsidiary of that company ever since.
Zenith has a long history of watchmaking dating back to 1865. Zenith has developed more than 600 different movements and has received over 300 patents. Zenith has won well over 2,000 chronometry prizes in accuracy and precision!
Zenith is presumably the only Swiss luxury wristwatch brand which uses mechanical/automatic movements that beat at a frequency of 36,000 vibrations per hour! This is significant because such a high rate of vibrations per hour usually entails a highly (even extremely) accurate automatic/mechanical movement.
Zenith belongs to the absolute elite of Swiss luxury watchmakers – no question about it. Some earlier Rolex watches actually used Zenith movements, which is a testimony to the importance of Zenith.
As far as ranking is concerned, Zenith probably should rank among the world’s top 10 leading luxury wristwatch brands.
About Zenith Defy Classic:
Zenith Defy Classic offer you excellent divers watches with a water resistance of 300 meters/1,000 feet.
The design of Defy Classic is more traditional and conservative than the Defy Xtreme.
Many of Zenith Defy Classic’s divers watches are equipped with chronographs and tourbillons.
Please keep in mind that the Zenith Defy Classic divers watches are very large watches, made of stainless steel, and they come in case sizes (diameters) 46,50mm, and 49mm, which means they will feel quite heavy on the wrist.
Movements:
- Elite in-house automatic movement 680 SC, 26 jewels, 28,800 vph, and a 55 hour power reserve.
- Elite in-house automatic movement 685 SC, with 38 jewels, 28,800 vph.
- Zenith El Primero in-house automatic movement 4000 SC, with 31 jewels, 36,000 vph, and a 55 hour power reserve.
- Zenith El Primero in-house automatic movement 4021 SC, with 39 jewels, 36,000 vph.
- Zenith El Primero in-house automatic movement 4035 SC, with 25 jewels, 36,000 vph.
Date Function:
- Most of their watches have a date function.
Functions:
- All of their watches have the basic time functions: hour-, minute-, and second hands.
- Many of their watches are equipped with chronographs and tourbillons.
Case Material:
- Stainless steel.
Case Dimension:
D = Diameter. TH = Thickness:
- D: 46,50mm.
- D: 49mm.
Case Back:
- Exhibition case back/sapphire crystal case back.
Bezel:
- Unidirectional bezel.
Crystal:
- Sapphire crystal.
Strap Materials:
- Stainless steel bracelets.
- Rubber straps.
Clasp:
- Buckle.
- Fold-over clasp with double push buttons.
Water Resistance:
- 300 meters/1,000 feet.
Zenith Defy Classic is absolutely suitable for diving.
Additional Questions:
- What is a Divers Watch?
- What is the ISO-6425 international standard?
- What do the various water resistance levels actually mean?
- What is a “unidirectional bezel”?
- How does the bezel work?
- Authorized and non-authorized dealers – what is the difference between them?
- Warranty
- Return Policy
- What To Do If The Watch Breaks
- Repairing The Watch – What Goes On Behind The Scenes?
- How Frequently Does My Watch Need To Be Serviced And Cleaned?
- How To Use The Three Types Of Watch Movements
- How To Choose a Timepiece