Zenith Implements a High-Frequency Tourbillon Onto the Defy Skyline Model
Available in two colorways.
Following the unveiling of Zenith’s new Chronomaster Sport in full titanium, the Swiss luxury watchmaker has released an exciting new Defy Skyline model that’s fitted with a high-frequency tourbillon.
Ever since Zenith premiered the Defy Skyline, the model has received several reiterations ranging from a smaller 36mm case size, diamond-set bezels, to openworked dials. The newest release showcases the Maison’s watchmaking prowess and mechanical artistry through the integration of its prized movement – the El Primero 3630 – along with a high-frequency tourbillon that can be spotted on its elegant watch face.
As a result, a few aesthetic changes have also been implemented into the watch’s dial design. The usual sunburst-patterned has been adapted to in a radial effect that elegant frames the tourbillon on the 6 o’clock position. The rest of the watch, from lumed indices, handset to Zenith’s emblematic four-pointed star remains faithful to the model’s signature codes.
The blue-dialed variant has a tag of $55,300 USD, while the black ceramic version retails for $65,400 USD. Both options are now available via Zenith as well as authorized global retailers.
