Zenith's new Defy Skyline Tourbillon variations in steel and black ceramic

Zenith executes its expertise in high-frequency watches in its newly introduced Defy Skyline Tourbillon models. The latest timepieces are equipped with El Primero 3630 automatic movement operating at high-frequency rate of 5Hz, and boasting a power reserve of about 60-hours. Read about more high-frequency watches here.

The new 41mm Defy Skyline Tourbillon comes in two variations - Ref. 03.9300.3630/51.I001, is a stainless steel crafted model and Ref. 49.9300.3630/21.I001, a black ceramic model with blue and black toned sunray-patterned dial respectively. These are DEFY Skyline’s signature sunray-patterned metallic dials with an engraved starry sky pattern, incorporated to complement the tourbillon - the highlight of the watch.

Defy Skyline Tourbillon Ref. 03.9300.3630/51.I001

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The tourbillon, is located at 6 o’clock, fixed with the help of a mirror-polished and Côtes de Genève stripes bridge with sharp bevels on an open four-pointed star cage, just like the other tourbillon models on the Defy line; every 60 seconds, the tourbillon completes one revolution.

Defy Skyline Tourbillon Ref. 49.9300.3630/21.I001

Further, the dial has rhodium-plated (for the blue version) or gold-plated (for the black dial) facetted hands and hour markers coated with Super-LumiNova SLN C1. The timepieces are finished with stainless steel or black ceramic bracelet and are also offered with interchangeable second straps in blue or black rubber with folding clasp. The watches are water-resistant up to 100 metres.