For extreme watches that do not fall into the design mainstream – try just about any Zenith watch from their Defy collection. One will be coming up for auction this year (Christie’s) – the circa 2009 Black Titanium and Kevlar Defy Extreme diver’s automatic wristwatch. Automatic watches usually do not get entered into the ‘Important’ category – but a true diver’s watch should be an automatic. Standouts on this watch are the spiral-wave fan form seconds counter and the smooth triangular power reserve indicator. The high-magnification window over the date indicator at 4 o’clock is also very eye-catching. But this watch will cost you close to five thousand dollars – you should be able to get your Zenith replica watch for far less.
You may not be able to find an exact copy of the Christie’s version – but you can find some pretty good approximations. Check out the HR “Zenith Defy Extream Men’s Replica Watch”. This model comes with not one but two spiral-wave fan form sub-dials. The second counter is the larger of the two – it is hard to say why. The smaller sub-dial is a 24 hour indicator – making this a fully-functioning chronograph. It’s even somewhat fancy – with a black guilloche machined design at the dial center. It also has the classic cover-clasp over the winding stem. Markings are complete and accurate – even including the Zenith 5-pointed star logo.
Also worth checking out is their “Zenith Class Traveller Elite Multi-City Replica Watch”. Its most striking feature is the whirlpool-design on the bezel in two shades of blue. Major cities of the world are outlined in the whirlpool waves. The inside of this bezel is very clever – it is also a 24 hour clock counter. The case is stainless-steel with “gold” plating. You can figure out what time it is no matter what part of the world you are. You should be very lucky to own these or any HR Zenith replica watch.