For the second model, Zenith turns to the 1970 Defy A3690, a rarely-seen variant of the same platform with a rich and intriguing dial in a Pacific blue gradient.
The first is the standard production Defy Revival A3691, sporting a deep matte ruby red dial hue that first appeared in the collection in 1971. As the Defy Revival family enters its second year, Zenith is eager to capitalize on the success of its initial launch, and for 2023 the brand offers two new dial colors lifted from the original Defy’s back catalog. In early 2022, the brand added the limited edition Defy Revival A3642 to this stable of ultra-faithful vintage recreations, and this charismatically geometric, ladder bracelet-equipped design has quickly become an enthusiast favorite. Its vintage-styled El Primero chronograph offerings have built a loyal fanbase over the years thanks to their period-correct sizing, accurate case and dial designs, and excellent, thoroughly modern build quality. In a watch industry landscape filled with reissues of vintage designs, Zenith stands out for its steadfast devotion to accurately reviving the past.
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