The dial draws almost exactly from the original 1970’s Defy A3690, this time with a new Lagoon blue with a bit of a smokey gradient. Meaning, while Modern, the Revival doesn’t exactly feel like it, because it utilizes a lot of Zenith’s feature sets from decades ago. The Revival is an interesting piece the really channels the brand’s penchant for fits and finishings more reminiscent of the brand’s heritage. It evolved into the inclusion of some more basic 3-hand sport watches, with the eventual inclusion of more haute-y options from the brand.
Initially, it was a way to showcase some of the updates to the El Primero movement, featuring a prominent skeletonized dial on most of the models. Interestingly, the DEFY Collection has started to encompass a lot of different styles and models.
One of the brands that’s pulling out all the turquoise stops, with a lot of vintage influence, is Zenith with it’s DEFY Revival A3690 - A Boutique version of it’s newer DEFY Revival line - Except this time, in a brilliant blue / turquoise colorway. We’ve even compiled a list of all of our favorite’s in one spot (read it here).
Everyone seems to be jumping on the Turquoise train and we love it.
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